Kyler Murray comes home to North Texas as his Arizona Cardinals (2-5) face the Dallas Cowboys (3-4-1). Dallas hopes to regain its offensive firepower back on its home turf, while Murray, an Allen and OU product, puts his unbeaten streak at AT&T Stadium on the line.

The Arizona Cardinals and Dallas Cowboys have played a lot over the years. Dating back to 1960, they have faced each other a total of 91 times in the regular season and once in the playoffs. While the Cowboys have dominated the all-time series, the Cardinals have dominated the last more than 15 years.

Fans might have high hopes with Kyler Murray sidelined, but the Dallas Cowboys didn't fare too well the last time they faced an Arizona Cardinals backup.

The Week 9 NFL schedule wraps up with the Dallas Cowboys hosting the Arizona Cardinals on 'Monday Night Football.' Kickoff at AT&T Stadium

The game is carried locally in English on 105.3 FM The Fan. The Spanish broadcast can be heard on 107.5 Mega. On SiriusXM satellite radio, the home call (Cowboys) can be heard on channel 225 and the away call (Cardinals) on channel 226.

The Dallas Cowboys are expected to look to the defensive side of the ball at the NFL trade deadline, and league insider Ian Rapoport is naming players who could be fits.

NFL Week 9 comes to a close Monday night when the Arizona Cardinals (2-5) visit the Dallas Cowboys (3-4-1). Kickoff from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, is at 8:15 p.m. ET (ABC / ESPN). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's NFL odds around the Cardinals vs.