Arizona Cardinals' Monday Night Football showdown has received a streaming lifeline amid the ongoing ESPN-YouTube TV dispute.

The Arizona Cardinals are getting some defensive reinforcements for their Monday night game in Week 9 against the Dallas Cowboys. Rookie defensive lineman Walter Nolen, the team's first-round draft pick, will make his debut, as he was activated from the PUP reserve.

The former president and first lady took part in a pregame ceremony honoring veterans before the “Monday Night Football” game.

The only notable hiccup for the Cardinals came when Pat O'Donnell had a punt blocked in the second quarter, leading to a Cowboys touchdown. Outside of that play, Dallas didn't do much offensively. Ryan Flournoy caught a late touchdown pass, but it only cut the deficit to 10 in the fourth quarter, and Dallas never got closer.

With the Cowboys in field-goal range and facing a third-and-17, Prescott completed a pass to Jake Ferguson, but Mack Wilson knocked the ball out and Budda Baker recovered for the takeaway, giving the Cardinals the ball at their 24-yard line. The Cardinals defense thus far forced a turnover on downs, a three-and-out and forced a fumble.

The Cardinals have recently enjoyed success in Dallas, winning their last two in Texas and last three overall. Lets take a deeper dive into this week's Monday Night Football matchup between the Cardinals and the Cowboys.