ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Kyler Murray is coming home for his expected return from a two-game injury absence as the Arizona Cardinals visit the Dallas Cowboys.

The venue is as close to a sure thing as possible, with the former Dallas-area high school and Oklahoma quarterback going into Monday night’s game trying to end his team’s five-game losing streak .

Murray is 9-0 at AT&T Stadium, which was first his schoolboy championship venue before it was the place he won a Big 12 title with the Sooners, and now has two victories as the 2019 No. 1 overall pick leading the Cardinals (2-5).

“Hopefully it means he’s due to lose one. Kyler, if you want to help,” said Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer, who tries to have fun by talking directly to people by looking at the camera. “But, no, obviously

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