Dak Prescott Can Exploit Arizona’s 17-Touchdown Passing Leak

Dallas can reach .500 at 4-4, while Arizona is trying to avoid falling to 2-6; the Cowboys enter 3-4 to the Cardinals’ 2-5 and rank 23rd to Arizona’s 31st in the power index. Dallas has won two of its last five and arrives on a one-game winning streak; Arizona has lost four of five, including its latest. The key matchup favors Dak Prescott: his 13 touchdown passes and CeeDee Lamb’s 651 receiving yards and six receiving touchdowns face a Cardinals defense that has allowed 17 passing touchdowns in seven games. Javonte Williams’ eight rushing touchdowns also test an Arizona defense allowing 126.3 rushing yards per game, while Jacoby Brissett’s 10 touchdown passes against six interceptions must challenge a Dallas defense with two interceptions; protecting the ball and limiting Prescott’s passing attack could decide it.