How to Watch the Dallas Cowboys 2024–2025

Feast your eyes on the schedule. 

During the 2024 regular season, the Dallas Cowboys will be playing on CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, and Amazon Prime Video. You can get the live TV channels on Fubo, DISH TV, Xfinity TV, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV.

So whether you're in Texas or out of the region, we have suggestions on how you can watch your Boys take on the competition all season long.

Thanks to these providers and services, you'll still be able to yell at and cheer on Dallas from across the country. Gotta keep the Boys in check, we understand.

YouTube TV has four channels for watching the Cowboys: CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC. 

Not only does YouTube TV give you that sweet simplicity, but it's also one of the few services that offer the NFL RedZone Channel.

But if you're a diehard Cowboys fan and you can't miss the Dallas games that won't be nationally broadcast, this is the service you need. YouTube TV is home to NFL Sunday Ticket, which gives you access to all out-of-market games.

The NFL Sunday Ticket add-on is $379 a season, and you can add the NFL RedZone Channel for an extra $10.99/month to see every moment a team is in the red zone during the Sunday morning and afternoon games.

Don't forget that if you're only interested in NFL Sunday Ticket or the NFL RedZone Channel, you can purchase the bundle without subscribing to YouTube TV.

If you want to know more about YouTube TV and the other sports channels in its lineup, head on over to our full review.

fuboTV has all four channels Cowboys fans will want this season, and it also offers the NFL RedZone Channel.

The RedZone Channel is perfect for the fantasy football player because you can watch Dak making those crisp passes, Travis Kelce catching a pass for a touchdown, or Derrick Henry plowing through the defenders.

Why is it in the second spot? Honestly, it ties with YouTube TV. But you have to decide what you'd like more: most of the popular channels with YouTube TV for $73 per month or 50 sports channels among 200+ channels with Fubo for $100.

If you like to watch your fantasy team in real-time, find more information on fuboTV and the Sports Plus add-on in our fuboTV review.

DISH's America's Top 120 plan will let you watch your Boys most weeks of the season.

With this $98 per month package, you'll get CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC, along with 190 other channels.

You just have to decide if you want a live TV streaming service that you can watch games on your streaming device, smartphone, or tablet. Or if you want satellite TV and about double the channels, go with DISH (if you were to upgrade to the higher TV packages).

DISH is also the best TV service for college sports fans. 

Check out our DISH review if you think this might be the service you'd like to watch most of your Cowboys games with.

Xfinity's $60 mid-level package, Popular TV, gives the Dallas Cowboys fans all four channels.

Xfinity TV's Choice starter plan is sports-less, while Popular TV nets you about nine sports channels, which isn't a lot. But you can upgrade to the Ultimate TV package and receive 13 more sports channels and 60 more channels in total.

And we like how you can get even more sports channels with Xfinity's More Sports & Entertainment add-on, including the NFL RedZone Channel.

Check out our Xfinity TV review if you're considering a cable TV provider. It's also our number one choice for cable TV overall.

We have three suggestions. That's right, three: NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL RedZone Channel, and Amazon Prime Video.

If you're a hardcore Dallas Cowboys fan willing to pay $370 for games that won't be nationally broadcast, take a look at Sunday Ticket. But since most Dallas games will be nationally televised, and I'd suggest the NFL RedZone for those other four Sundays instead.

But keep in mind, they all have their caveats.

Another service with all five channels for your Cowboys game-watching parties is Hulu + Live TV.

A Hulu Live subscription includes a subscription to ESPN+ and Disney+ as well. If you don't mind ads, you can get the cheapest Hulu plan at $83/month.

If you decide to use a streaming service like Hulu, you'll need a good internet connection. Spectrum Internet can provide fast enough download speeds for a clear streaming picture. If you live in Texas but outside the Dallas area, you can get fast internet with providers like AT&T.

NFL Sunday Ticket is available only with YouTube TV. And it's the only service that gets you all out-of-market NFL games. Sounds dreamy, right?

It costs $379–$479 for the season, which adds up to about $21–$26 per week to have access to the full Sunday game (but beware of blackouts). 

You just have to be OK without MLB Network or the Tennis Channel. However, it could be worth it if you're a Dallas Cowboys fan but live in Salt Lake City.

Find more information on this subscription in our NFL RedZone Channel vs. NFL Sunday Ticket review.

We have already mentioned NFL RedZone Channel enough, but don't forget, it's an option. The only downside is that you don't get to see the full game, but you do get to see the highlights in real-time. 

So not only will you be able to watch your Cowboys while they're in the redzone, you'll also get to see great plays by Dak and touchdowns from other games happening during the morning and afternoon Sunday games, as well. 

If you're a Fantasy Football player, we guarantee you'll want this channel.

And lastly, the Dallas Cowboys play one Thursday game this season (besides Thanksgiving Day), and Amazon Prime Video has got you covered.

If you want to stream the Cowboys games, there are three services to choose from:

• YouTube TV: For $73/month, you can get all of the channels NFL games will be airing on: ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC among an 85-channel lineup. Not to mention NFL Sunday Ticket, which will get you all NFL games.
• fuboTV: Get the five channels with Fubo's Pro package which includes 180+ channels for $80/month, or get 250+ channels for $20 more with the Elite plan.
• Hulu + Live TV: You can get ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC in its 85-channel lineup for $77–$90/month along with Disney+ and ESPN+.

If you want a traditional TV experience, we recommend these two services:

• DISH TV: You'll get ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC for $98/month with DISH's America's Top 120 plan with 190 channels.
• Xfinity TV: Xfinity also has all five channels and 125 channels more for $50 per month or 185 channels for $70.