How to watch Browns vs. Cowboys in Week 1 with and without cable

It is hard to believe that the 2024 NFL regular season has arrived. It feels like just yesterday that the Dallas Cowboys were walking off the AT&T Stadium turf with their heads hanging after they got bludgeoned by the Green Bay Packers in the first round of the playoffs.

Cowboys fans may never get over that defeat, but a new season allows the team to put it in the rearview.

This is very much a crossroads season for Dallas. Not only is head coach Mike McCarthy entering a lame-duck year but Dak Prescott still hasn't signed a new deal. It could also be the last season for long-tenured veterans such as DeMarcus Lawrence, Zack Martin and Jourdan Lewis.

The pressure has never been higher for the Cowboys to make a deep playoff run and it all starts Sunday afternoon against a scrappy Cleveland Browns team that finished 11-6 last season and clinched a wild card berth. Without further ado, get into how you can watch the game.

How to watch Browns vs. Cowboys on TV

By the end of the 2023 season, Cowboys fans were tired of being America's Game of the Week on FOX. Well, we have bad news because that's where you can catch Sunday's game. FOX will carry a national broadcast of the game. It will be Kevin Burkhardt on play-by-play and Tom Brady replacing Greg Olsen as the network's top color analyst.

How to stream Browns vs. Cowboys

Sunday's game will be available for streaming on Fubo TV, which offers a one-week free trial for new users. Fans who don't have access to Fubo can also find the game on YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV.

Browns vs. Cowboys game details

• Date: Sunday, Sept. 8
• Location: Cleveland Browns Stadium (Cleveland, OH)
• Kickoff time: 3:25 pm CT

Cowboys injury report vs Browns in Week 1

As of this writing, the Cowboys don't have many injury concerns. Star cornerback DaRon Bland is out 6-8 weeks with a stress fracture in his foot.

Aside from that, wide receiver Brandin Cooks is expected to be a full go after he missed a few practices with a sore knee. Additionally, safety Juanyeh Thomas (groin), linebacker Damone Clark (knee) and cornerback Israel Mukuamu have all returned to practice.

Meanwhile, the Browns will be without star running back Nick Chubb, who'll miss the first four games as he finishes rehabbing a gruesome knee injury.

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