Arizona Cardinals Break Losing Streak with 27-17 Victory Against Dallas Cowboys
The Arizona Cardinals secured a much-needed 27-17 victory against the Dallas Cowboys, ending their five-game losing streak. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett, stepping in for the injured Kyler Murray, delivered a strong performance with two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown.
Game Highlights
The Cardinals opened the scoring with a field goal late in the first quarter. Brissett extended the lead early in the second quarter, connecting with Marvin Harrison Jr. for a four-yard touchdown pass. The Cowboys narrowed the gap after recovering a blocked punt, but Brissett responded with a one-yard rushing touchdown just before halftime, putting Arizona up by 10 points.
Second Half Breakdown
- Trey McBride: Caught a 12-yard touchdown pass early in the second half, increasing Arizona’s lead.
- Brandon Aubrey: Attempted a 26-yard field goal for Dallas, offering a glimpse of hope.
- Chad Ryland: Responded with a 34-yard field goal for the Cardinals, sealing their advantage.
- Ryan Flourney: Scored a touchdown for the Cowboys to initiate the fourth quarter, but it was not enough.
The defense of the Cardinals proved resilient, successfully preventing the Cowboys from gaining momentum. This victory improved Arizona’s record to 3-5, while the Cowboys struggled with quarterback Dak Prescott accumulating 250 yards, alongside one touchdown and one interception.
Conclusion
With this victory over the Dallas Cowboys, the Arizona Cardinals not only broke their losing streak but also demonstrated their potential in a challenging season. The winning performance by Brissett highlights the team’s ability to adapt and perform under pressure.
