ARLINGTON, Texas -- Slowly, one errant pass at a time, Brandon Weeden drained the life from the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday afternoon at AT&T Stadium. The Cowboys' defense, which contributed a touchdown, played well enough against the Arizona Cardinals to win. DeMarco Murray's streak of eight consecutive 100-yard games ended, but the Cowboys gained enough yards on the ground to maintain offensive balance. Weeden, replacing injured starter Tony Romo, was awful much of the day as the Cowboys lost consecutive games for the first time this season and fell into second place in the NFC East behind Philadelphia.
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