Despite some early season struggles, including allowing four straight touchdown drives late in the second half against the Cardinals, Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones likes the way Dallas' defense is trending and explained why.

It's a roller coaster ride the Cowboys can't seem to escape in 2026, and head coach Brian Schottenheimer says it's because of one major battle in particular.

For all the Cowboys losses Mickey Spagnola has endured, this one in overtime to the Cardinals might be the worst.

Whether it's building off a win last week or building a lead within the game, the Cowboys once again seem afraid to handle success the right way, resulting in another terrible home loss.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott called Dallas' 33-30 overtime loss to the Cardinals on Sunday "one of the toughest" in his career. Prescott discussed the loss and why he's confident the team can get on track.

Plays that might get forgotten include Rashan Gary's roughing the passer call late in the game, which not only gave the Cardinals a first down and 15 more yards, but also allowed them to score quickly and save another 40 seconds on the next drive.

After a 33-30 loss to the Cardinals in overtime, Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer and his team are searching for answers on how to string together victories as Dallas falls to 3-5 with nine games remaining.

In the first half of the game against the Cardinals, the Cowboys defense looked like world beaters, but their second-half collapse helped define a loss they won't soon forget.

The Dallas Cowboys were in position to finally move to .500 on the season and to exorcise a demon in one fell swoop, but a second half collapse has Jerry Jones frustrated.

Despite battling an ankle injury and missing key snaps, Joey Porter Jr.'s absence underscored just how important the shutdown corner has become to the Cowboys' defense.

Despite owning a two-score advantage for much of the game, the Cowboys can't prevent a Cardinals comeback, falling to the visitors, 33-30.

It's the end of spooky season and the Cowboys have a nagging demon to exorcize in the Arizona Cardinals, so follow along with Dallas' big plays as they work to end a longtime curse.

When Dak Prescott and Jacoby Brissett face off Sunday in Arlington, it will feature of matchup of the two best mid-round QBs drafted in the last 10 years.

One of the biggest thorns in the Cowboys' side, over the years, has been the Arizona Cardinals, and DallasCowboys.com staff members weigh in with their Week 8 predictions.

After a strong showing against the Eagles, Cowboys All-Pro G Tyler Smith and Dallas' offensive line are looking to put together another big performance up front against Arizona.

Caleb Downs has a chance to do something rare in his first-ever season with the Dallas Cowboys: defeat the Arizona Cardinals.

How do the Cowboys finally end their losing streak to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday? In this week's Here We Goooo, a look at how stopping Trey McBride, staying balanced on offense and beating the blitz all play a factor in it.

It's been a long time since the Dallas Cowboys took down the Arizona Cardinals, and that means this matchup means a whole lot more than most would imagine.

For whatever reason, the Cardinals have haunted the Cowboys for two decades, which means they certainly can't take the Arizona club lightly now.

CeeDee Lamb has been in the league seven years now, and he's never tasted victory against the Arizona Cardinals — something he's hellbent on changing in 2026.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott discussed how Dallas has gone about finding their identity on offense in 2026, and how they'll look to carry momentum into their matchup against the Cardinals on Sunday, who have won the last four matchups against the Cowboys.

This week's Trivia questions focus on the players who have spent time with the Cowboys and Cardinals as Dallas faces Arizona this weekend.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

The home debut of Joey Porter Jr. at AT&T Stadium was halted abruptly by an illness in his first attempt, but this time around he feels great, and he's playing like it.

In his first start of the 2026 season, Cowboys LB Shemar James took over the green dot duties for Dallas' defense in a 38-21 win over the Eagles, and is looking to continue to show he's "ready to go."