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This week’s Monday Night Football brings us a classic showdown between the Arizona Cardinals and the Dallas Cowboys, kicking off Monday, November 3rd at 8:15 PM Eastern on both ABC and ESPN, with streaming available through ESPN’s direct-to-consumer service. According to ESPN and Paramount Plus, tickets can be had for as little as eighteen dollars at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The line currently favors Dallas at minus three and a half, with an over-under at fifty-three and a half points, suggesting Vegas expects a competitive but moderately high-scoring contest.
In terms of significant developments, the Cowboys are coming off a brutal loss in Denver last week where their defense gave up forty-four points and Dak Prescott was intercepted twice, raising real questions among Dallas sports media about head coach Mike McCarthy’s grip on the locker room. The star quarterback is under immense scrutiny, and many outlets including Fox Sports have been openly debating whether he can bounce back under primetime lights. To add pressure, Micah Parsons suffered a minor ankle sprain but is expected to play according to team sources—a relief, given his Pro Bowl pedigree and impact as the team’s best pass rusher.
On the Cardinals side, the conversation centers around rookie quarterback Drake Maye, who has shown flashes of brilliance despite Arizona’s two-and-five record. ESPN analysts have likened his arm talent to Justin Herbert but admit the offense sputters under pressure. The O-line was exposed last week against Seattle, giving up six sacks, and oddsmakers expect the Cowboys’ front to feast if Maye doesn’t get the ball out quickly. Wide receiver Marquise Brown was limited in practice with a hamstring tweak but is trending toward suiting up, which would be huge as the Cards’ passing game has struggled without him.
Looking at predictions, CBS Sports staff is split: most experts give Dallas the edge because of home field and their explosive offense, but there’s growing sentiment that Arizona could surprise if their defense shows up. The spread has fluctuated but settles around Cowboys by just over a field goal, and several high-profile commentators—including Ryan Clark on ESPN—are calling this a must-win for Dallas with playoff momentum on the line.
Players to watch are unquestionably Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons for Dallas, while all eyes in Arizona are on Drake Maye’s development. If Brown is healthy, he’ll be key. Beyond the stars, keep an eye on Tony Pollard, whose ability to break off big runs against a sagging Cards front could tip the balance.
Major headlines in the last twenty-four hours highlighted the Cowboys’ injury situation and the scrutiny on the coaching staff; meanwhile, Cardinals fans are buzzing about a possible shakeup at running back, with rumors swirling around a trade—but these remain unconfirmed by team sources.
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In terms of significant developments, the Cowboys are coming off a brutal loss in Denver last week where their defense gave up forty-four points and Dak Prescott was intercepted twice, raising real questions among Dallas sports media about head coach Mike McCarthy’s grip on the locker room. The star quarterback is under immense scrutiny, and many outlets including Fox Sports have been openly debating whether he can bounce back under primetime lights. To add pressure, Micah Parsons suffered a minor ankle sprain but is expected to play according to team sources—a relief, given his Pro Bowl pedigree and impact as the team’s best pass rusher.
On the Cardinals side, the conversation centers around rookie quarterback Drake Maye, who has shown flashes of brilliance despite Arizona’s two-and-five record. ESPN analysts have likened his arm talent to Justin Herbert but admit the offense sputters under pressure. The O-line was exposed last week against Seattle, giving up six sacks, and oddsmakers expect the Cowboys’ front to feast if Maye doesn’t get the ball out quickly. Wide receiver Marquise Brown was limited in practice with a hamstring tweak but is trending toward suiting up, which would be huge as the Cards’ passing game has struggled without him.
Looking at predictions, CBS Sports staff is split: most experts give Dallas the edge because of home field and their explosive offense, but there’s growing sentiment that Arizona could surprise if their defense shows up. The spread has fluctuated but settles around Cowboys by just over a field goal, and several high-profile commentators—including Ryan Clark on ESPN—are calling this a must-win for Dallas with playoff momentum on the line.
Players to watch are unquestionably Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons for Dallas, while all eyes in Arizona are on Drake Maye’s development. If Brown is healthy, he’ll be key. Beyond the stars, keep an eye on Tony Pollard, whose ability to break off big runs against a sagging Cards front could tip the balance.
Major headlines in the last twenty-four hours highlighted the Cowboys’ injury situation and the scrutiny on the coaching staff; meanwhile, Cardinals fans are buzzing about a possible shakeup at running back, with rumors swirling around a trade—but these remain unconfirmed by team sources.
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By Inception Point AiThis week’s Monday Night Football brings us a classic showdown between the Arizona Cardinals and the Dallas Cowboys, kicking off Monday, November 3rd at 8:15 PM Eastern on both ABC and ESPN, with streaming available through ESPN’s direct-to-consumer service. According to ESPN and Paramount Plus, tickets can be had for as little as eighteen dollars at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The line currently favors Dallas at minus three and a half, with an over-under at fifty-three and a half points, suggesting Vegas expects a competitive but moderately high-scoring contest.
In terms of significant developments, the Cowboys are coming off a brutal loss in Denver last week where their defense gave up forty-four points and Dak Prescott was intercepted twice, raising real questions among Dallas sports media about head coach Mike McCarthy’s grip on the locker room. The star quarterback is under immense scrutiny, and many outlets including Fox Sports have been openly debating whether he can bounce back under primetime lights. To add pressure, Micah Parsons suffered a minor ankle sprain but is expected to play according to team sources—a relief, given his Pro Bowl pedigree and impact as the team’s best pass rusher.
On the Cardinals side, the conversation centers around rookie quarterback Drake Maye, who has shown flashes of brilliance despite Arizona’s two-and-five record. ESPN analysts have likened his arm talent to Justin Herbert but admit the offense sputters under pressure. The O-line was exposed last week against Seattle, giving up six sacks, and oddsmakers expect the Cowboys’ front to feast if Maye doesn’t get the ball out quickly. Wide receiver Marquise Brown was limited in practice with a hamstring tweak but is trending toward suiting up, which would be huge as the Cards’ passing game has struggled without him.
Looking at predictions, CBS Sports staff is split: most experts give Dallas the edge because of home field and their explosive offense, but there’s growing sentiment that Arizona could surprise if their defense shows up. The spread has fluctuated but settles around Cowboys by just over a field goal, and several high-profile commentators—including Ryan Clark on ESPN—are calling this a must-win for Dallas with playoff momentum on the line.
Players to watch are unquestionably Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons for Dallas, while all eyes in Arizona are on Drake Maye’s development. If Brown is healthy, he’ll be key. Beyond the stars, keep an eye on Tony Pollard, whose ability to break off big runs against a sagging Cards front could tip the balance.
Major headlines in the last twenty-four hours highlighted the Cowboys’ injury situation and the scrutiny on the coaching staff; meanwhile, Cardinals fans are buzzing about a possible shakeup at running back, with rumors swirling around a trade—but these remain unconfirmed by team sources.
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In terms of significant developments, the Cowboys are coming off a brutal loss in Denver last week where their defense gave up forty-four points and Dak Prescott was intercepted twice, raising real questions among Dallas sports media about head coach Mike McCarthy’s grip on the locker room. The star quarterback is under immense scrutiny, and many outlets including Fox Sports have been openly debating whether he can bounce back under primetime lights. To add pressure, Micah Parsons suffered a minor ankle sprain but is expected to play according to team sources—a relief, given his Pro Bowl pedigree and impact as the team’s best pass rusher.
On the Cardinals side, the conversation centers around rookie quarterback Drake Maye, who has shown flashes of brilliance despite Arizona’s two-and-five record. ESPN analysts have likened his arm talent to Justin Herbert but admit the offense sputters under pressure. The O-line was exposed last week against Seattle, giving up six sacks, and oddsmakers expect the Cowboys’ front to feast if Maye doesn’t get the ball out quickly. Wide receiver Marquise Brown was limited in practice with a hamstring tweak but is trending toward suiting up, which would be huge as the Cards’ passing game has struggled without him.
Looking at predictions, CBS Sports staff is split: most experts give Dallas the edge because of home field and their explosive offense, but there’s growing sentiment that Arizona could surprise if their defense shows up. The spread has fluctuated but settles around Cowboys by just over a field goal, and several high-profile commentators—including Ryan Clark on ESPN—are calling this a must-win for Dallas with playoff momentum on the line.
Players to watch are unquestionably Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons for Dallas, while all eyes in Arizona are on Drake Maye’s development. If Brown is healthy, he’ll be key. Beyond the stars, keep an eye on Tony Pollard, whose ability to break off big runs against a sagging Cards front could tip the balance.
Major headlines in the last twenty-four hours highlighted the Cowboys’ injury situation and the scrutiny on the coaching staff; meanwhile, Cardinals fans are buzzing about a possible shakeup at running back, with rumors swirling around a trade—but these remain unconfirmed by team sources.
Thank you for listening and be sure to subscribe to never miss an update. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai.
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