Dallas Cowboys hope to solve their Arizona Cardinals problem, gain momentum with 2-game win streak
Every year is different. Every team is different. But when it comes to the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals of late, the outcome remains the same. The Cowboys simply can’t...
The Dallas Cowboys are looking to end a frustrating four-game losing streak to the Arizona Cardinals, hoping to gain momentum with a two-game win streak at home on Sunday. The Cowboys have never beaten the Cardinals at AT&T Stadium, where they have lost seven of the last eight matchups. Quarterback Dak Prescott, who has never beaten the Cardinals in his career with the Cowboys, acknowledged that the Cardinals have been a tough opponent.
Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, who has also never beaten the Cardinals, emphasized the need to treat the Cardinals as a Super Bowl contender and match their energy. The Cowboys defense, however, has been struggling, allowing the second-best quarterback rating in the NFL and ranking last in third-down percentage. Coach Brian Schottenheimer attributes the team's poor record against the Cardinals to ball security issues, specifically a negative turnover differential.
A win against the Cardinals would mark the Cowboys' second win streak since Brian Schottenheimer took over as head coach and bring them to a 4-4 record, giving them a chance to win their third straight game against the 2-5 Indianapolis Colts.
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