"The Cowboys, sitting at 3-4-1, are seeking to steady their form after a rocky stretch, while the 2-5 Cardinals aim to stop their slide and find some momentum in front of a national audience. Dallas have been one of the league's most exciting offensive teams, averaging just over 30 points per game. Dak Prescott has been in sharp form, throwing for 2,069 yards and 16 touchdowns with a 70% completion rate."
"However, the Cowboys' main issue has been on defense, where they've allowed more than 31 points per game, ranking near the bottom of the league. Injuries and inconsistency have left them exposed, and that remains the biggest question mark heading into this contest. For Arizona, much depends on the fitness of quarterback Kyler Murray. He returned to practice during the week and could reclaim the starting role from Jacoby Brissett."
"Tight end Trey McBride has emerged as the offense's most reliable target with 47 catches and four touchdowns, while rookie receiver Marvin Harrison Jr is still looking for a breakout game. The Cardinals have struggled to sustain their ground game due to injuries to James Conner and Trey Benson, leaving Bam Knight and Michael Carter to carry the load. Despite their difficulties, Arizona's defense has remained steady, ranking in the league's top half for points allowed."
Dallas enters the game 3-4-1 seeking to steady its season. The Cowboys average just over 30 points per game, led by Dak Prescott's 2,069 passing yards, 16 touchdowns and 70% completion rate; George Pickens has 685 yards and six scores, and Javonte Williams has over 630 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. Defensive struggles have seen Dallas allow more than 31 points per game amid injuries and inconsistency. Arizona, 2-5, may start Kyler Murray after his return to practice, adding a dual-threat element. Trey McBride leads Arizona's receiving corps; injuries have hampered the running game, yet the defense ranks in the league's top half for points allowed.
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