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How to Watch Cowboys vs. Cardinals: Time, TV Channel and Live Stream – 2025 Week 9

At AT&T Stadium on Monday, Trey McBride and the Arizona Cardinals (2-5) play George Pickens and the Dallas Cowboys (3-4-1) in a matchup featuring a pair of outstanding receivers, starting at 8:15 p.m....

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The Arizona Cardinals hit the road for Dallas to cap the NFL’s Week 9 schedule with a “Monday Night Football” matchup with the Cowboys.

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Cardinals vs Cowboys live updates. Jacoby Brissett outduels Dak Prescott on MNF

What's the Arizona Cardinals vs Dallas Cowboys score? Follow our live score updates for news, highlights, analysis from Monday Night Football game.

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Cowboys vs Cardinals MNF takeaways: Dak Prescott, Dallas' defense struggles

The Cowboys and Cardinals met with both teams looking for a last-ditch effort to stay in the 2025 NFL playoff race. Here's what happened on "MNF."

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Cowboys vs. Cardinals live updates: Marvin Harrison Jr.'s monster first half has Arizona in control vs. Dallas

The Cardinals repeatedly converted third-down opportunities throughout the first two quarters, going 7 of 9 in their efforts to extend drives. Marvin Harrison Jr. was the star for the Cards, racking up six catches for 80 yards and one of Arizona's two touchdowns, on which he absolutely cooked DaRon Bland with a slant route near the goal line.