Dallas Cowboys

Cowboys games air on CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, and ABC depending on the matchup and time slot. Most Sunday afternoon games appear on FOX or CBS, while prime-time contests move to NBC (Sunday Night Football), ESPN (Monday Night Football), or ABC.

NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV is the only legal way to stream out-of-market Cowboys games in the U.S. The package costs around $349 for the season (pricing varies by YouTube TV subscription status) and includes every Sunday afternoon game not broadcast locally.

An over-the-air antenna picks up all Cowboys games on FOX, CBS, NBC, and ABC for free if you live in the Dallas market. For out-of-market fans, YouTube TV with Sunday Ticket runs about $420 total (base package plus Sunday Ticket), which beats cable bundles.

Yes, Paramount Plus with Showtime ($12.99/month) streams every Cowboys game that airs on CBS, including live broadcasts and replays. The cheaper Paramount Plus Essential tier does not include live local CBS stations in all markets.

The Cowboys' preseason begins Saturday, August 15, 2026, at 7:00 PM CDT against the Seattle Seahawks. Their second preseason game is Saturday, August 22 at Arizona (9:00 PM CDT), followed by a home game versus New Orleans on Friday, August 28.

NFL Game Pass International streams every Cowboys game live in most countries outside the United States. Pricing varies by region—typically £150–200 per season in the UK—and includes replays, condensed games, and All-22 coaches film.

AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, has been the Cowboys' home since 2009. The 80,000-seat retractable-roof venue sits at 1 AT&T Way, about halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth.