What channel is Cowboys vs Commanders on today? Time, schedule to watch Week 2 game - USA Today
The Dallas Cowboys and Washington Commanders both enter Week 2 looking to avoid an 0-2 start in the NFC East when they meet Sunday at AT&T Stadium.
Dallas is coming off a disappointing 28-20 loss to the New York Giants in prime time, while Washington narrowly fell 24-22 to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 1. With the division expected to be tightly contested, neither team can afford to dig deeper into an early hole.
For the Cowboys, Week 2 is all about the response. Dallas struggled on both sides of the ball against New York, with the new-look defense under first-year coordinator Christian Parker allowing 394 yards and struggling to generate consistent pressure. Parker's unit now gets its first opportunity to make a statement at home, while the Cowboys' offense needs more production from George Pickens, who managed just three catches for 28 yards.
Washington also has plenty to clean up. Jayden Daniels struggled to find his rhythm against Philadelphia, while Terry McLaurin caught just two passes for 14 yards on four targets. Both will be looking for a bounce-back performance against a Dallas secondary that struggled in Week 1.
With two divisional rivals desperate for their first win, this matchup has all the ingredients of an entertaining NFC East battle. Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Cowboys-Commanders in Week 2.
Here's where Cowboys and Commanders fans can tune in to watch the game on TV on Sept. 20:
The Cowboys-Commanders matchup is one of three games starting at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday.
The Cowboys and Commanders start their Week 2 regular-season game at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday, Sept. 20.
Cord-cutters hoping to watch the Cowboys and Commanders game can do so with a Fubo subscription. Fubo, which comes with a free trial, carries all three networks that regularly carry NFL games (CBS, Fox, and NBC), so you can watch from the first kickoff all the way through the final seconds of "Sunday Night Football."
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We're going to trust Dallas to bounce back and cover at home against Washington after an embarrassing prime-time loss to the Giants. Dallas can't afford to start 0-2 with Baltimore (in Brazil) next up in Week 3, followed by tough matchups against the Texans, Buccaneers, Packers and Eagles later on. This is a chance for the revamped Cowboys defense to make a statement against a Commanders offensive line dealing with the loss of Laremy Tunsil and already facing questions up front. Washington's line will have its hands full protecting Jayden Daniels, giving Dallas an opportunity to generate consistent pressure. Expect the Cowboys to respond at home and cover the short number.
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