After quarterback Jacoby Brissett misfired on a fourth-down pass to wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. that would have sealed the game with 2:31 remaining, the Cowboys took over on their own 31-yard line, hoping for a miracle. Campbell saw to it that that didn’t happen.

When the Dallas Cowboys traded Micah Parsons before Week 1 of the 2025 season, Jerry Jones and company insisted they still ran a contending team in the NFC that was simply re-tooling. Sending Parsons to the Green Bay Packers was both surprising and disappointing to Dallas' fanbase — but still, the Cowboys could realistically make a playoff push.

This week, the Cowboys face a Denver Broncos team that the franchise has not beaten in 30 years. If Dallas wants to change that, they’ll need to make some adjustments coming into this matchup. With that thought in mind, here are two players Dallas should use more this week against Denver.

All credit for ensuing offensive struggles should go to a Cardinals defense that consistently harassed Dak Prescott and ended the game with five sacks. But the Cowboys also shot themselves in the foot way too often with untimely penalties in the first half, three dropped passes, as well as two holding penalties that negated first-down catches.

The Dallas Cowboys are bringing in more reinforcements for the defense by designating a training camp and NFL preseason star for return from injured reserve.