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Despite giving up just 41 yards on the ground in the second half to Arizona, the 181 yards given up in the first half were the most for the franchise since 1991.

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys' offense has shown they can methodically march downfield in 2023, but their momentum has often come to a screeching halt in the red zone. 

Although the Cowboys went into their game at the Cardinals with some major injury concerns, as there were other more concerning reasons why Dallas couldn't come away with a victory.

In what was expected to be yet another dominant performance for the Dallas defense, 222 rushing yards facilitated an ugly loss in Arizona.

While the injuries sustained this week were big, and the number of penalties was bigger, there still isn't an excuse for allowing over 200 rushing yards in any game.

Tony Pollard weighed in on the rash of penalties suffered by the Cowboys in their loss to the Cardinals, and both Dak Prescott and Mike McCarthy feel the exact same way.

Here are some plays that might not be remembered, but were significant to the final score.

Following Sunday's loss, Dak Prescott pointed at Dallas' 10 points on five red zone trips as the reason for the outcome.

Things weren't pretty in the desert for the Dallas Cowboys, in a game that saw them penalized heavily and absent several key players, but no excuses are being made.

After an ugly loss to the Cardinals, the Cowboys will have to readjust and get healthy going into week four.

One week after suffering a historic comeback by the Giants, the Cardinals gave the usually-dominant everything they could handle and more in Week 3.