Cowboys vs. Cardinals on Sunday: Noon at AT&T Stadium, and a Curse Dallas Has Never Broken at Home
The Cowboys have never beaten Arizona at AT&T Stadium. Sunday at noon on FOX, behind a rushing attack that just ran over Philadelphia, they try to break it and reach .500.
Sunday's game at AT&T Stadium carries a piece of history the home team would rather not own. The Dallas Cowboys have never defeated the Arizona Cardinals at AT&T Stadium — a quirk the Cowboys themselves lead their Week 8 viewing guide with — and on Sunday, November 1, at noon CT, they get their next chance to break it. The game airs on FOX and FOX 4 DFW, streams on NFL+, and runs on local radio at 105.3 The Fan, with Kenny Albert, Greg Olsen and Pam Oliver on the television call.
Dallas comes in with momentum built on the ground. Six days after the Cowboys' win over the Philadelphia Eagles — a game powered by the resurgent rushing attack led by Javonte Williams, three Prescott touchdown passes, and a game-changing interception by DeMarvion Overshown in his first game back — the same formula is the plan for Arizona. Prescott and CeeDee Lamb have both made the week's point in the team's own telling: match the Cardinals' energy from the start, whatever Arizona's record says, because this opponent does not go down without a fight.
What is at stake is plain. A win moves Dallas to .500 on the season, in the early slot, at home, in the roof's shade in Arlington. A loss extends a home losing streak against the Cardinals that has now outlived several Cowboys rosters. Kickoff is at noon; the curse, one way or the other, gets another chapter.
