The Dallas Cowboys lose rookie safety Caleb Downs to a concussion during the second half of their overtime thriller against the Arizona Cardinals, falling 33‑30 on November 1, 2026. Downs, who had recorded four tackles before exiting, was ruled out after walking off with trainers. The Cardinals rallied late, with Gardner Minshew connecting on a 13‑yard TD pass to Michael Wilson and a missed extra point sending the game to overtime. Dallas, already missing wideout George Pickens, struggled defensively, allowing 430 yards as Arizona scored 20 points in the fourth quarter to erase a 27‑17 lead.
Rookie Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love suffers another right‑ankle injury in the first quarter of the Week 8 game against Dallas, exiting after nine carries for 23 yards. Former NFL team physician Dr. David J. Chao, after reviewing the play video, flags a high‑ankle mechanism identical to the preseason issue, warning that a return will be difficult. Love, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2026 draft and the league’s highest‑paid RB on a four‑year, $53.02 million deal, has now missed three games and his availability remains uncertain as Arizona fights for offensive momentum.
Seven games into the 2026 NFL season, the Vikings' offense sputters under Kyler Murray, prompting speculation ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline. Sportsnaut lists seven QB trade targets: backup Saints rookie Spencer Rattler, former starter Jacoby Brissett of the Cardinals, former Viking Daniel Jones now with the Colts, Chargers star Justin Herbert, Jets veteran Geno Smith, plus two unnamed options. The piece weighs each player's recent stats—Rattler's 67.7% completion rate, Brissett's historic low interception rate, Jones's post‑injury MVP chatter, and Herbert's cannon arm—to gauge whether Minnesota should gamble on a mid‑season upgrade or wait for the offseason.
During the Cowboys' Week 8 loss to the Cardinals on Nov. 1, 2026, FOX analyst Greg Olsen sparked backlash when he claimed Dallas QB Dak Prescott "gave himself up" after being tackled by Zaven Collins. Viewers on X highlighted the mistake, noting the difference between a quarterback surrendering and being forced down. The criticism grew as fans recalled Olsen's earlier error confusing a hook‑and‑ladder with a flea‑flicker in the Falcons‑49ers game on Oct. 25. The article details the fan outrage and questions Olsen's analytical credibility.
The Bright Side Of The Sun outlines a November wish list for the Phoenix Suns as they sit 1-4 after a loss to the Warriors. The author urges two starting‑lineup tweaks: inserting Collin Gillespie at point guard and moving Oso Ighodaro back into the rotation alongside Devin Booker, Dillon Brooks and Miles Bridges. A third wish pushes Jalen Green into a Sixth Man role to boost his trade value, while also scouting proven players for a February‑5 deadline trade that could clear $6 M in cap space. The piece also calls for coach Jordan Ot… to tighten rotation, improve defense and curb the Suns’ 120‑point‑plus games.
In Week 8, Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon benches starter Jacoby Brissett with 1:35 left in the third quarter against the Dallas Cowboys. Brissett finished 10‑of‑23 for 119 yards, one interception and no red‑zone scores as Arizona trailed 17‑3. Veteran backup Gardner Minshew II then entered, hitting Devin Duvernay and sparking a 63‑yard Tyler Allgeier touchdown run. The move puts Brissett’s role as the Cardinals’ QB1 in doubt as the team, now 2‑5, seeks a more dynamic offense.
In Week 8’s Cardinals‑Cowboys clash, tight end Trey McBride heckles rookie cornerback Caleb Downs after a contested catch, shouting “You a first‑rounder for what?” The Cardinals, trailing into the fourth quarter, bench QB Jacoby Brissett for Gardner Minshew, sparking a quick TD. With Arizona now 2‑4, trade chatter erupts around DE Josh Sweat, as insiders Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport suggest the team may finally listen to offers. The Cowboys, fresh from the game, could be among the suitors.
In Week 8, the Arizona Cardinals bench struggling quarterback Jacoby Brissett for Gardner Minshew midway through the third quarter against the Dallas Cowboys. Brissett finished with 119 yards, one interception and a 43.4% completion rate as the Cardinals trailed 17-10. Minshew, making his first season appearance since 2025-26, sparked a comeback with a 63-yard run by Tyler Allegier for the first touchdown and later threw a second TD pass to Allegier, putting Arizona ahead 24-17 early in the fourth. The coaching staff now faces a decision on the starting QB moving forward.
It has been a season to forget so far for the Arizona Cardinals, and they made a quarterback change Sunday during the second half of Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys with the hope of sparking some momentum.
The Cardinals trailed the Cowboys 17-3 late in the third quarter when the change was made.
The 2026 SnakePit Awards launch today with the Play of the Year nomination process. Fans are invited to suggest and vote on standout moments—from home runs like Ketel Marte’s May 19 walk‑off against the Giants to dramatic defensive feats such as Nolan Arenado’s double play on May 12 and Alek Thomas’s April 3 diving catch. The pre‑ballot thread will narrow the field to five nominees (typically two infield, two outfield, one homer) before a mid‑week tally determines the finalists.
The Cardinals saw several key offensive playmakers go down at the end of the first half against Dallas.
The Arizona Cardinals fall behind 14-3 at halftime against the Dallas Cowboys as rookie running back Jeremiyah Love sustains another ankle injury. At 21, the No. 4 overall pick is listed as questionable after leaving the field on his own, according to ESPN's Josh Weinfuss and NFL reporter Ed Werder. Love, who has missed two games this season, posted 23 yards on nine carries before exiting. With his ankle likely re‑aggravated, the Cardinals will split carries between Zonovan Knight and Tyler Allgeier while evaluating his health. Love has totaled 268 rushing yards, one rushing TD, and 11 receptions for 36 yards in six games.
The latest on Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love.
Josh Sweat arrived at AT&T Stadium on Sunday in Cardinals red, prompting speculation that the Dallas Cowboys are eyeing the former Eagles OLB. Adam Schefter flagged Dallas as the team to watch during the Cowboys‑Arizona matchup, with the Cowboys familiar with Sweat from his 2018‑24 Eagles stint. The Cardinals seek a second‑round pick for Sweat, who wants a new deal after a four‑year, $76 million contract leaves his final two years non‑guaranteed. After a 12‑sack rookie season, he logged just two sacks in seven games, and the trade deadline looms on Nov. 10.
Arizona Diamondbacks starter Merrill Kelly turned Halloween into a unforgettable fan experience, handing out signed cleats to trick‑or‑treaters at his Phoenix home. A TikTok video shows kids reacting with excitement, shouting praise for the 29‑year‑old pitcher. While candy is the usual treat, Kelly’s surprise gifts highlight his connection with fans even when the season is off. The gesture underscores his reputation as a dependable arm for the D‑Backs and a community favorite.
Jeremiyah Love slammed his helmet, as injury issues have been a frustrating obstacle for the rookie this season.
The Dallas Cowboys host the Arizona Cardinals at AT&T Stadium on Nov. 1, a matchup that puts linebacker Josh Sweat in the spotlight. ESPN’s Adam Schefter notes multiple teams, including Dallas, are eyeing a trade for Sweat ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline. Sweat, coming off a 16‑tackle, 2‑sack stretch with the Cardinals, recorded a strip‑sack against Matthew Stafford and previously posted a career‑high 12 sacks in 2025. The Cowboys, now 3‑4, have bolstered their pass rush with Rashan Gary and rookie edge rusher Malachi Lawrence, while the Cardinals sit 2‑5 after a recent loss to Denver. The game offers Dallas a live look at Sweat’s impact before any deal materializes.
The Cowboys continue to come up as a potential trade destination for Cardinals linebacker Josh Sweat.
Live match and player stats for the Arizona Cardinals vs. Dallas Cowboys in NFL Week 8.
The Dallas Cowboys (3-4) host the Arizona Cardinals (2-5) in a Week 8 showdown, with a win pushing Dallas back to .500 and sparking a potential streak. The blog invites fans to join a live game-day chat on Blogging The Boys, offering real-time debate and updates via the SB Nation app.
Bleeding Green Nation outlines the NFL Week 8 early matchups slated for Sunday, Nov. 1, with all games kicking off at 1 PM ET. Key highlights include the unbeaten Vikings (6‑0) taking on the Lions (4‑2), the Ravens (4‑3) versus the Bills (5‑1), and the Cardinals (2‑5) challenging the Cowboys (3‑4) on FOX, plus other contests like Raiders‑Jets and Browns‑Steelers. The article provides broadcast info, streaming options (FuboTV, Paramount+, FOX One) and a link to regional TV maps, inviting fans to join the discussion in the comments.
The Arizona Cardinals (2‑5) head to AT&T Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, to face the Dallas Cowboys (3‑4) in a prime‑time early‑season showdown. With the Cowboys riding a recent strong performance, the Cardinals aim to replicate their win over the Rams and their 2025 victory against Dallas. Fans can catch the game on Fox at 11:00 a.m. (local), with Kenny Albert, Greg Olsen and Pam Oliver announcing, while the betting line favors the Cowboys at -7 on FanDuel. Radio coverage spreads across Arizona Sports 98.7 FM, Latino Mix 100.3 FM and more.
Week 8 Sunday afternoon kickoff features a slate of matchups across CBS and FOX, highlighted by the Ravens‑Bills, Browns‑Steelers, Colts‑Jaguars, and Titans‑Bengals at 1 p.m. ET, followed by Chiefs‑Broncos and Patriots‑Dolphins at 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS. On FOX, the Vikings take on the Lions, Cardinals clash with the Cowboys, Raiders face the Jets, Falcons meet the Buccaneers, and the Chargers play the Rams at 4:05 p.m. ET. The night caps with the Commanders hosting the Eagles at 8:20 p.m. ET in Northwest Stadium.
The Dallas Cowboys host the Arizona Cardinals Sunday at 1:00 PM ET on FOX, with a Fubo live stream option. Dallas comes in 3‑4 after a 38‑21 win over the Eagles, highlighted by Dak Prescott’s three TD passes and Javonte Williams’ 155 rushing yards. CeeDee Lamb remains the primary target in the Cowboys’ offense. The Cardinals sit at 2‑5, led by quarterback Jacoby Brissett and tight end Trey McBride, and have won nine of the last ten meetings with Dallas. The game offers a key NFC playoff‑picture test for both teams.