Dallas Cowboys vs Arizona Cardinals: How to watch online, television info, and more
Monday Night Football rounds out week three with the Cowboys and Cardinals
Amid national turmoil, the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals come together for another edition of Monday Night Football.
How each team responds to recent comments regarding player protests is yet to be seen, but it’ll surely be the main focus prior to kickoff.
Here’s how you can watch the Cowboys and Cardinals on Monday Night Football.
Who: Dallas Cowboys vs Arizona Cardinals
When: Monday, September 25, 8:30 p.m. ET (7: 30 CDT; 5:30 p.m. MST)
Where: University of Phoenix Stadium
Weather at Kickoff: Mid-60’s with no precipitation, Indoor field
Watch on TV: ESPN
Announcers: Sean McDonagh, Jon Gruden
Radio: Sirius XM Radio, 105.3 The Fan, 98.7 FM
Watch Online: NFL Game Pass
ESPN's Monday Night Football will air the national anthem prior to DAL-ARZ. Not something they always do but right call this week.
— Richard Deitsch (@richarddeitsch) September 25, 2017
Here’s the latest injury report according to both teams and their local media networks.
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Injury Report
Dallas Cowboys
Out: Chidobe Awuzie, Nolan Carroll II, Cooper Rush, Darren McFadden, Anthony Hitchens, Jonathan Cooper, Charles Tapper
Questionable: Orlando Scandrick, Terrence Williams, Brice Butler
Arizona Cardinals
Out: John Brown, D.J. Humphries, David Johnson, Blaine Gabbert, Mike Iupati, Deone Buccannon, D.J. Foster
Questionable: Karlos Dansby, J.J. Nelson, Jermaine Gresham,
For Arizona not to have Brown and Johnson for the foreseeable future is a major blow to what used to be a dynamic offense. It’s hard to pick out two bigger injuries teams have suffered this year than Brown and Johnson out in the desert.
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As for the Cowboys, defensively there are a lot of questions needed to be answered. Not having Awuzie and Carroll in and Scandrick playing injured could open up some opportunities for Carson Palmer.