Cowboys-Cardinals MNF game gets streaming lifeline amid ESPN-YouTube TV dispute

The Dallas Cowboys will be in the spotlight to wrap up Week 9, hosting the Arizona Cardinals at AT&T Stadium less than 24 hours before the NFL trade deadline. This weekend, the Cowboys received some help from around the league when losses to the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions kept the NFC completely wide open, so a win over Arizona keeps the team in the playoff mix and sets Dallas up to be a major player at the trade deadline. Unfortunately, some Cowboys and Cardinals fans — and NFL fans who are YouTube TV subscribers — there has been some scrambling about viewing plans for Monday night because of the ongoing dispute between Disney and YouTube TV. MORE: Cowboys trade rumors heating up ahead of ‘aggressive’ deadline approach The dispute has led to YouTube TV pulling ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and other Disney-owned networks from its service. Of course, Monday Night Football airs on ABC and ESPN, with the Manningcast on ESPN2. The Dallas Cowboys bench in the second half against the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High. / Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images Luckily, everyone has received a streaming lifeline and a free option will be available if
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