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The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a huge win over the Philadelphia Eagles, but can they keep the momentum going against an Arizona Cardinals team that has given them fits for years?
Kevin Gray Jr. is joined by PHNX Cardinals insider Bo Brack to break down the Cowboys-Cardinals matchup, Arizona's struggles, and a potential trade target Dallas fans should be watching: pass rusher Josh Sweat.
🔥 **In this episode:**
- Why the Cowboys have struggled so badly against Arizona, including a 2–8 record in their last 10 meetings
- What's going wrong with the Cardinals, and why their fans are fed up
- Can Arizona's offense find the end zone against Christian Parker's defense?
- Trey McBride, Jacoby Brissett and the potential return of running back Jeremiah Love
- How Arizona plans to defend Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens
- Josh Sweat trade rumors: Could the Cowboys make a move before the NFL trade deadline?
- What Sweat has left after recording a career-high 12 sacks last season
- How much would Dallas have to give up to land another pass rusher?
Can the Cowboys finally beat the Cardinals and build on their win over Philadelphia? And should Jerry Jones pursue Josh Sweat before the trade deadline?
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