The Dallas Cowboys are used to playing on primetime television. As America's Team and the team the rest of America loves to hate watch, the demand is always high to put them in front of the most eyeballs as possible. But the NFL has rules about how often a team can be on primetime, and as such, 10 or 11 games every year must be played in the afternoon.
This Sunday for Week 2, when Dallas plays their first game at AT&T Stadium when they host the Washington Commanders, is one of those times. And for folks who haven't subscribed to the NFL's Sunday Ticket, it means parts of the country won't be able to view the game.
Sunday Ticket is available on Youtube and Youtube TV, Google's streaming media giant.
Sunday Ticket, of course, broadcasts all of the
Sunday afternoon games, leaving Thursday night, Saturday, Sunday morning, Sunday night, and Monday night games to other NFL broadcast partners.
NATIONAL GAMES
- Thursday Night: Denver Broncos @ Buffalo Bills (Prime Video)
- Sunday Night: Indianapolis Colts @ Kansas City Chiefs (NBC)
- Monday Night: New York Giants @ Los Angeles Rams (ESPN/ABC)
CBS Single Game

- Red: Pitsburgh @ New England
- Green: Cincinnati @ Houston
- Yellow: New Orleans @ Baltimore
- Cyan: Cleveland @ Tampa Bay
- Blue: LATE WINDOW Jacksonville @ Denver
- Orange: LATE WINDOW Las Vegas @ LA Chargers
FOX Early Game

- Red: Philadelphia @ Tennessee
- Blue: Minnesota @ Chicago
- Green: Green Bay @ NY Jets
- Yellow: Carolina @ Atlanta
FOX Late Game

- Red: Washington @ Dallas
- Blue: Miami @ San Francisco
- Green: Seattle @ Arizona
This article originally appeared on Cowboys Wire: NFL Week 2 TV Coverage Map: Can you watch Cowboys-Commanders?













