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Cowboys corralled by Cardinals in 38-10 blowout - North Dallas Gazette

By Dwain Price NDG Sports In their first game without quarterback Dak Prescott since he entered the NFL in 2016 as a wide-eyed rookie out of Mississippi State, the Dallas Cowboys looked very unimpressive and mostly uninspired. Playing on the big Monday Night Football stage, the Cowboys staged their worst performance ever at home since […]

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1946

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