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The announced crowd at AT&T Stadium was 92,211. There were a lot of empty seats when the game started, and only Cardinals remained midway through the fourth quarter.

The Cardinals led from start to finish, blowing out the Cowboys 27-17.

Arizona improved to 3-5, while Dallas fell to 3-5-1.

The Cowboys had 333 yards. They punted only once in nine possessions, but twice turned it over on downs across midfield, lost two fumbles, threw an interception and missed a 68-yard field goal. Dallas was 1-for-3 in the red zone.

The Cardinals gained 340 yards on Dallas' 31st-ranked defense.

Jacoby Brissett, subbing for injured starter Kyler Murray, completed 21 of 31 passes for 261 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for a 1-yard touchdown.

Marvin Harrison Jr. caught seven for 96 yards and a touchdown, and Michael Wilson had three receptions for 61 yards. Emari Demercado had 14 carries for 79 yards.

The Cardinals had five sacks of Dak Prescott, including two each by Josh Sweat and Calais Campbell, and they forced fumbles by Jake Ferguson and George Pickens in Arizona territory. Denzel Burke intercepted Prescott's final pass of the night when the game was already decided.

Prescott was 24-of-39 for 250 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Javonte Williams ran 15 times for 83 yards. CeeDee Lamb caught seven passes for 85 and Pickens six for 79.

Owner Jerry Jones said Monday the Cowboys have a trade in place. He saw in the first half Monday night that one player isn't going to help his defense.

The Cowboys allowed 190 yards and trail the Cardinals 17-7 at halftime.

Arizona, playing without Kyler Murray again, saw Jacoby Brissett throw a touchdown and run for another. He hit Marvin Harrison Jr. for a 4-yard score and then ran 1 yard for a touchdown on a quarterback sneak.

The Cardinals entered with the 22nd-ranked offense, but the Cowboys trail only the Bengals in total defense.

Arizona scored on three of four possessions, and the only punt they had was blocked by Sam Williams and recovered in the end zone by Marshawn Kneeland. That accounted for all of the Cowboys' scoring in the first half.

The Cowboys turned it over on downs in the red zone, went three-and-out and lost a fumble by Jake Ferguson. On their final possession, Brandon Aubrey missed a 68-yard field goal that would have tied the NFL record set by Jaguars kicker Cam Little on Sunday.

Brissett was 15-of-22 for 158 yards and a touchdown, with Harrison catching six passes for 80 yards and a touchdown. Elijah Higgins caught three passes for 30 yards.

The Cowboys had 122 yards, with Dak Prescott going 8-of-16 for 75 yards. He had his ankle twisted on the final play of the half when Calais Campbell landed on it. Prescott had a slight limp leaving for the locker room.

George Pickens has two catches for 28 yards and Ferguson four for 27. Javonte Williams has nine rushes for 42 yards.

The Cowboys have four penalties for 30 yards.

The Cowboys haven't done much on offense, with 110 yards and no points. But their special teams have them on the scoreboard.

Sam Williams blocked the punt of Pat O'Connell, with the ball traveling backward 36 yards into the end zone. Marshawn Kneeland raced to it and covered it up for a touchdown.

The Cowboys now trail the Cardinals 10-7.

The Cardinals report that cornerback Max Melton is in the training room being evaluated for a concussion, and the Cowboys list defensive end Dante Fowler as questionable to return with a shoulder injury.