What channel does the dallas cowboy game come on today

How can you watch your Boys this weekend? We gotchu.

fuboTV

4.75

Monthly price

$69.99–$99.99

DISH

4

Monthly price

$56.99–$137.99

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You don't want to miss out on watching CeeDee Lamb build on his numbers or watching the Dallas Cowboys defy the negative talk we always seem to hear. I mean, c'mon. The Dallas Cowboys are America's Team.

You can catch the Dallas Cowboys on ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, and the best ways to watch these channels are on YouTube TV, fuboTV, DISH TV, Xfinity TV, and Hulu + Live TV. You'll be able to watch the games on your TV, smartphone, or tablet.

When do the Dallas Cowboys play?

Feast your eyes on the schedule. Make sure you find a Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot replacement for your fantasy team in Week 9.

The Dallas Cowboys 2022 schedule

Where can I watch the Dallas Cowboys play live?

During the 2022 regular season, the Dallas Cowboys will be playing on ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, and Amazon Prime Video. You can get the live TV channels on YouTube TV, fuboTV, DISH TV, Xfinity TV, and Hulu + Live TV.

So whether you're in or out of the region we have suggestions on how you can watch your Boys take on the competition all season long.

Thanks to these providers and services, you'll still be able to yell at and cheer on Dallas from across the country. Gotta keep the Boys in check, we understand.

How can I watch the Dallas Cowboys play?

Data as of 08/17/22. Offers and availability vary by location and are subject to change.

Data effective 08/17/22. Offers and availability vary by location and are subject to change.

* For 24 months with a 2-year agreement and eAutoPay.

† For the first 12 months. Some packages require a 1-year contract.

‡ Data as of 08/17/22. Offers and availability vary by location and are subject to change.

YouTube TV has all of the channels Cowboys fans need

YouTube TV has all five channels that you need to watch your Cowboys: ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC.

Not only does YouTube TV give you that sweet simplicity, but it's also one of the few services that offer the NFL RedZone Channel this 2022 season. Get this channel for $11 per month with the Sports Plus add-on, and you'll get to see every moment a team is in the red zone during the Sunday morning and afternoon games.

You'll never miss an exciting moment. With Prescott missing the next few weeks, cross your fingers that the Cowboys will be featured often.

If you want to know more about YouTube TV and the other sports channels in its lineup, head on over to our full review.

fuboTV is our No.1 pick for sports, and is a close first for Cowboys fans

fuboTV has the five channels Cowboys fans will want this season, and it also offer the NFL RedZone Channel.

The RedZone Channel is perfect for the fantasy football player because you can watch Dak making those crisp passes (when he's healthy), Travis Kelce catching a pass for a touchdown, or Derrick Henry plowing through the defenders.

Why is it in the second spot? Honestly, it ties with YouTube TV. But you have to decide what you'd like more: most of the popular channels with YouTube TV for $65 per month or 50 sports channels among 180 channels with fuboTV for $80.

If you like to watch your fantasy team in real-time, find more information on fuboTV and the Sports Plus add-on in our fuboTV review.

DISH is the best satellite TV option for Cowboys games

DISH's America's Top 120+ plan will let you watch your Boys most weeks of the season.

With this $85 per month package, you'll get ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, along with 190 other channels.

You just have to decide if you want a live TV streaming service that you can watch games on your streaming device, smartphone, or tablet. Or if you want satellite TV and about double the channels, go with DISH (if you were to upgrade to the higher TV packages).

Check out our DISH review if you think this might be the service you'd like to watch most of your Cowboys games with.

If you're a Cowboys fan and you want cable, go with Xfinity TV

Xfinity's $50 entry-level package, Popular TV, give the Dallas Cowboys fans all five channels.

Xfinity TV's starter plan nets you about nine sports channels, which isn't a lot. But you can  upgrade to the Ultimate TV package and receive 23 sports channels and 60 more channels in total.

And we like how you can get nine more sports channels with its More Sports & Entertainment add-on, including the NFL RedZone Channel.

Check out our Xfinity TV review if you're considering a cable TV provider. It's also our number one choice for cable TV overall.

Hulu + Live TV also has the mighty five

Another service with all five channels for your Cowboys game-watching parties is Hulu + Live TV.

We recommend YouTube TV over Hulu Live if you want 10 more channels for $5–$10 less, but we recommend Hulu Live if you'd rather have access to all of Hulu's on-demand library, Disney+, and ESPN+.

You'll have to get the $76/month plan if you don't want ads while binge-watching Friday Night Lights.

If you want to watch Dallas on Hulu + Live TV, but you're not quite sold, jump on this free trial. If you want to read more details about the service, check out our review.

How can I watch my home team when I'm out of the region?

We have three suggestions. That's right, three: NFL SUNDAY TICKET, NFL RedZone Channel, and Amazon Prime Video.

But keep in mind, they all have their caveats.

NFL SUNDAY TICKET

NFL SUNDAY TICKET is only available with DIRECTV, the satellite TV service. It's the only service that gets you all out-of-market NFL games. Sounds dreamy, right?

You just have to be ok with second-year price hikes. However it could be worth it if you're a Dallas Cowboys fan but live in Salt Lake City. If you sign up for the CHOICE plan ($69.99/month) or above, you can get NFL SUNDAY TICKET for free for one season (which is normally about $400.00/season). Check out all the info in our detailed review.

NFL RedZone Channel

We have already mentioned NFL RedZone Channel enough, but don't forget, it's an option. The only downside is that you don't get to see the full game, just the highlights, but maybe that's all you need to get your football fix!

If you're a Fantasy Football player, we guarantee you'll want this channel.

Amazon Prime Video

And lastly, the Dallas Cowboys play one Thursday game this season, and Amazon Prime Video has got you covered.

You certainly can't miss the Week 17 game against the Tennessee Titans, so don't forget to grab this service to watch one of the Cowboys last regular season games of the 2022 season.

Recap: What's the best way to watch the Dallas Cowboys?

If you want to stream the Cowboys games, there are three services to choose from:

• YouTube TV: For $64.99/month, you can get all of the channels NFL games will be airing on: ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC among an 85-channel lineup.
• fuboTV: Get the five channels with fuboTV's Pro package which includes 120+ channels for $69.99/month, or get 180+ channels for $10 more with the Elite plan.
• Hulu + Live TV: You can get ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC in its 75-channel lineup for $69.99–$75.99/month along with Disney+ and ESPN+.

If you want a traditional TV experience, we recommend these two services:

• DISH TV: You'll get ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC for $85/month with DISH's America's Top 120+ plan with 190+ channels.
• Xfinity TV: Xfinity also has all five channels and 125 channels more for $50 per month or 185 channels for $60.

Now that you know how to watch your NFL team, here are your next steps.

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Chantel Buchi

Chantel is all about finding the best tv or streaming service to watch as many football games as possible to keep her Fantasy Football team in check. Prior to being a TV and Streaming Tech Reporter for Reviews.org, she worked for NFL Network and The Alliance of American Football. Before that, she received a B.A. of Communication at the University of Utah and an M.S. in Sports Journalism at USC. Go Utes and Fight On. Contact her at

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