After nearly seven months, the Dallas Cowboys will play a competitive football game on Saturday. If that doesn't get the juices flowing, pour yourself a shot of espresso. Football is BACK, baby.
Following a joint practice with the Super Bowl favorite LA Rams, Dallas opens the preseason against the defending champion Seattle Seahawks. How's that for an introduction?
At long last, Cowboys fans will get some clarity on some heated position battles, as the backup quarterback and running back jobs are still up for grabs, among others.
On top of that, fans will also get their first look at some of Dallas' rookies. That includes first-round picks Caleb Downs and Malachi Lawrence, whom Brian Schottenheimer expects to get limited time vs. the Seahawks. Before you ask how you can watch the game, we've got you covered.
How to watch Cowboys vs. Seahawks on TV
You can watch Saturday's game locally on CBS 11, with Bill Jones on play-by-play, former Cowboys wide receiver Isaiah Stanback providing color analysis, and Nicole Hutchison reporting from the sidelines.
If you're not in the DFW area, NFL Network will carry a national broadcast of the game.
Radio:Â 105.3 The Fan (English), KMVK-FM 107.5 (Spanish)Â
How to stream Cowboys vs. Seahawks
If you're planning to stream:
- NFL+ carries every out-of-market preseason game live.
- Fubo offers NFL Network alongside local CBS, FOX, NBC, and ESPN channels.
- ESPN+ will stream select games throughout the season.
Double-check your local listings before kickoff to ensure coverage in your area.
You can also hear the game in English on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. You can listen to every Cowboys game throughout the regular season on 105.3 The Fan. Saturday's game can also be heard in Spanish on KMVK-FM 107.5.
Cowboys vs. Seahawks game details
- Date: Saturday, August 15Â
- Location: Lumen Field (Seattle, WA)Â
- Kickoff time: 6:00 pm CTÂ
Believe it or not, the Cowboys have lost eight consecutive preseason openers. They'd love to snap that streak, but these games aren't measured in wins and losses. Evaluation is the true priority, as Brian Schottenheimer and his staff will focus on setting roles and shaping the 53-man roster.
Every snap carries massive weight for fringe roster players like Joe Milton, Sam Howell, Jaydon Blue, Phil Mafah, Camden Brown, and Anthony Smith. On defense, young prospects like Marist Liufau, Markquese Bell, and Julius Wood are battling to cement their roles before final cuts.
A lot is at stake in Seattle.
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