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Dallas heads to Sunday’s matchup with Arizona riding a 38-21 win over Philadelphia, but the struggling Cardinals have been a persistent nemesis: they’ve won four straight against the Cowboys and are undefeated at AT&T Stadium. Dallas will look to build momentum during a favorable stretch of its schedule, while Arizona aims to halt a slide and may get rookie running back Jeremiyah Love back at practice.

By the Numbers
  • Dallas is 3-4; Arizona is 2-5.
  • The Cardinals have won the last 4 meetings and are 4-0 at AT&T Stadium.
  • Javonte Williams rushed for a career-high 155 yards Monday and is tied for the NFL lead with 8 rushing touchdowns.
  • Dallas’ next 5 opponents have a combined 13-22 record.
  • Six of Dallas’ 10 sacks this season have come in the last 3 games.
Yes, But

Dallas’ win came against an Eagles team hampered by injuries, and the Cowboys’ defense still has trouble limiting opponents and getting off the field on third down. Arizona is also struggling, but its recent dominance in this matchup—and its spotless record at AT&T Stadium—makes it a tricky opponent.

State of Play
  • Arizona could bring back Love, while questions are growing about whether Jacoby Brissett will remain its starting quarterback.
  • The Cardinals may consider trading pass rusher Josh Sweat before the deadline.
  • Dallas’ offense showed balance against Philadelphia, and its defense has recorded more sacks and takeaways lately.
  • Linebacker Marist Liufau and defensive back P.J. Locke could return from injured reserve, pending roster moves.
What’s Next

The Cowboys host the Cardinals Sunday at noon, looking to turn Monday’s win into sustained momentum. Arizona’s potential lineup changes and Dallas’ possible defensive reinforcements could shape the matchup.

Bottom Line

Dallas has a chance to make its recent win matter, but the Cardinals’ history at AT&T Stadium is a reminder that the Cowboys can’t treat a struggling opponent as an easy one.