Dallas Cowboys fans may be left scrambling for a live stream to watch the team host the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9 amid the ESPN-YouTube TV dispute.

There's a fight going on with an ESPN provider and it could impact your chance to watch the Cowboys in Week 9.

According to Wednesday's NFL transaction report, they had nine players in for tryouts, including three quarterbacks, four receivers and two tight ends. The quarterbacks suggest that perhaps the Cardinals are ready to move on from Kedon Slovis.

The Arizona Cardinals released running back Michael Carter and defensive back Darren Hall on Monday, according to the NFL's transactions wire.

The Arizona Cardinals are getting healthier. This week, three key defensive players returned to practice. Kyler Murray is also nearing his return.

The Dallas Cowboys will be featured in prime time this week as they host the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night Football in Week 9. Arizona has dominated Dallas

Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon insists there’s no “magic sauce” that would result in someone, anyone, making a play in the fourth quarter that would win a close games. And he’s correct. It’s often said a team has to learn how to win as if it’s written somewhere how to make that happen.

The Cardinals use the league to give work to players whose seasons were cut short by injury or to assess players for their future fit in the oganization.

Last year, the Arizona Cardinals were the NFL's most efficient team on screen passes. This year, they're the league's least efficient on those plays.