ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Kyler Murray has never lost at the home of the Dallas Cowboys, where he could return from a two-game absence with a foot injury but won’t start as the Arizona Cardinals try to end a five-game losing streak.

Murray could be active and might play Monday night in a venue that’s as close to a sure thing as possible for him, but where the 2019 No. 1 overall pick will watch at the beginning as Jacoby Brissett makes a third consecutive start.

Murray is 9-0 at AT&T Stadium, which was first his high school championship venue before it was the place he won a Big 12 title with Oklahoma, and now has two victories leading the Cardinals.

If Arizona ends its skid against the Cowboys (3-4-1), Murray likely won’t get credit for this win if he’s active. But hey, one of the victori

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