Dallas Cowboys lose historic game at home against Arizona Cardinals

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Last updated Nov 3, 2026

Dallas Cowboys lose historic game at home against Arizona Cardinals
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The Dallas Cowboys fell to the Arizona Cardinals, marking their first home loss after leading by 14 points. This defeat occurred on November 1, 2026, at AT&T Stadium, where the Cardinals extended their unbeaten record, achieving their fifth win at the venue since its opening in 2009. The Cowboys managed to score early in the game but could not maintain their lead, as quarterback Gardner Minshew II led a strong second-half comeback for the Cardinals, throwing three touchdowns. Following this loss, radio host Rob Parker criticized Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, suggesting he has lost his competitive edge.

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  • •Cowboys led by 14 points before the loss
  • •Cardinals improve to 3-5 with the win
  • •Minshew II threw three touchdowns in the comeback
  • •Jones faces criticism for team performance
  • •Next game for Cardinals is against the Seahawks.
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The Dallas Cowboys broke an unwanted record on Sunday, losing for the first time at home after leading by 14 points against the Arizona Cardinals. The Cardinals also maintained their unbeaten streak at AT&T Stadium, logging their fifth win there since the venue opened in 2009.

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