Cardinals Face Cowboys in AT&T Stadium Streak
Arizona seeks its fifth consecutive win in Dallas while relying on tight end Trey McBride's league-leading receiving total.
By Jonathan Reed ·

The Arizona Cardinals visit the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, November 1, for a Week 8 game at AT&T Stadium. The matchup offers a chance for Dallas to end a long home losing streak against this specific opponent.
The Cowboys improved to 3-4 following a 38-21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday, October 26. That win marked their first in three weeks and shifted their divisional record to 2-1 in the NFC East. The offensive line opened up the running game, producing 204 total rushing yards. That total exceeded the sum of their previous three games combined. Javonte Williams carried the ball for 155 of those yards. He now leads the NFL in touchdowns with nine, eight of which came on the ground. Quarterback Dak Prescott added 212 passing yards and three touchdown passes in the same game. Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb continues to lead the team in receiving with 651 yards and six scores.
The Cardinals are 2-5 on the season. Their two victories both came at SoFi Stadium against the Los Angeles teams. The team is in a rebuilding phase and faces a tough test in Dallas. Tight end Trey McBride leads the league with 59 catches through seven games. He will likely remain the primary target for quarterback Jacoby Brissett. Rookie running back Jeremiyah Love returns to the lineup after missing several games with an ankle injury.
The historical record favors Arizona in this venue. The Cardinals have won eight of their last nine meetings against Dallas. They have beaten the Cowboys in all four of their visits to AT&T Stadium since the field opened in 2009. Their most recent meeting occurred last year on November 3, 2025, when Arizona won 27-17. That game was Arizona's only victory in its final 15 contests of the 2025 season.
The game kicks off at 12 p.m. central time on Sunday. It will air on FOX 4. The Cowboys hope to use their recent offensive surge to break the pattern established by the Cardinals over the past two decades.






