How to watch Cowboys vs. Ravens in Week 3 with and without cable

Many expected the Dallas Cowboys vs. Baltimore Ravens Week 3 matchup to be a possible Super Bowl preview between two of the most stacked rosters in the NFL. Through two games, though, these teams look nothing like true contenders.

The Cowboys are fresh off losing by 25 points at home to the Saints. It has many Dallas supporters anticipating a similar fate to last season - win a lot of games but ultimately fall short in the playoffs against a team whose offensive identity centers around pre-snap motion and play action.

Meanwhile, the Ravens are shockingly 0-2. A popular pick to dethrone the Chiefs in the AFC, Baltimore nearly pulled off a come-from-behind upset win in Kansas City in Week 1. However, this past Sunday they blew a 10-point fourth quarter lead and lost at home (!) to the Raiders.

With games against the Bills and Bengals on deck after Week 3, the Ravens' season is arguably on the line against the Cowboys. It makes for a must-see matchup and here is how you can watch it both with and without cable.

How to watch Cowboys vs. Ravens on TV:

Fans in the Dallas and Baltimore market can watch the game on FOX. The Cowboys are back in the familiar late-afternoon window this week. As the most compelling matchup in the window, Dak Prescott vs. Lamar Jackson is unsurprisingly America's Game of the Week.

FOX is available on most television providers. If you find yourself in an out-of-market location, NFL Sunday Ticket is your best bet to find the game. Sunday Ticket offers a seven-day free trial to new users and it can be found through the YouTube app on your TV, computer or mobile device.

How to stream Cowboys vs. Ravens

Fans in both markets can stream the game on FuboTV. Like Sunday Ticket, Fubo offers a one-week free trial for new users. If you don't have a Fubo subscription, the game can also be foud on YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV.

Cowboys vs. Ravens game details

• Date: Sunday, Sept. 22
• Location: AT&T Stadium (Arlington, TX)
• Kickoff time: 3:25 pm CT

Dak Prescott got the best of Baltimore as a rookie in 2016. The Cowboys won handily 27-17 to improve to 9-1 and Prescott threw for 301 yards and three touchdowns in the game. It's worth noting that was pre-Lamar Jackson, who wasn't drafted until 2018.

These teams last met in 2020 when Dallas was decimated by injuries. Andy Dalton started at quarterback for the Cowboys and the Ravens won 34-17. There's a lot of new faces on the defense, but Jackson did anything he wanted in the game, throwing for two touchdowns while rushing for 94 yards and a score.

Prescott will look to make it 2-0 against the Ravens in his first career start against the man who beat him out for MVP last year.

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