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How to watch Commanders vs. Cowboys: Time, TV and streaming options for Week 18

All the info you need to watch or listen to the Commanders’ Week 18 game vs. the Cowboys.

The Washington Commanders (4-12) host the Dallas Cowboys (11-5) on Sunday from FedEx Field in the regular-season finale. The Cowboys enter Sunday’s game as a big favorite, looking to clinch the NFC East. Meanwhile, the Commanders are looking at massive changes under new owner Josh Harris, with Sunday expected to be Ron Rivera’s final game as head coach.

The Cowboys and Eagles are tied atop the division, but Dallas needs a win to become NFC East champions and the NFC’s No. 2 seed. If Philadelphia defeats the Giants on Sunday, it doesn’t matter as long as the Cowboys take care of Washington.

This game has a similar feel to last year’s season’s finale. The Cowboys needed to win to clinch the division, but the difference was that they also needed Philadelphia to lose. By halftime, it was clear the Eagles were winning the East, and the Commanders dominated the Cowboys. This time around, Dallas controls its own destiny.

The struggling Commanders are without several starters, as defensive tackle Jonathan Allen and cornerback Kendall Fuller were ruled out on Friday.

Here is everything you need to know on how to watch, listen to, or stream the Week 18 battle between the Commanders and the Cowboys.

Dallas Cowboys at Washington Commanders — Jan. 7, 4:25 p.m. ET

TV channel: FOX

Commentators: Kevin Burkhardt [play-by-play], Greg Olsen [analyst], Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi [sideline]

Streaming: FuboTV (try it free)

Radio: BIG 100 (WBIG-FM); here is a list of affiliates. Sirius XM Radio.

Location: FedEx Field, Landover, Md.

Weather: 45 degrees, partly cloudy, 11 mph winds, 2% chance of showers

Referee: Shawn Smith, per Football Zebras

Odds: Cowboys -13, O/U 46.5, per BetMGM

Final injury report

Ron Rivera’s top-5 wins as Commanders head coach

We look back at Ron Rivera’s five best wins as Washington head coach. No. 1 was a fun one.

Ron Rivera did not have a winning season in his four seasons as Washington’s head coach.

However, Rivera did have a few really good wins. Actually, in coming up with a top five, I actually came up with eight.

The three honorable mention wins?

2020 Week 1 27-17 over Philadelphia at FedEx Field.

After trailing 17-0, Washington came back to win 27-17, and everyone was excited. However, Washington then lost their next five games.

2020 Week 17 20-14 over Philadelphia at Lincoln Financial Field

This is no better than honorable mention because it meant everything for Washington, and the Eagles were doing all they could not to win.

2020 Week 12 41-16 over Dallas on Thanksgiving at AT&T Stadium

Dak Prescott was injured and did not play, so only honorable mention.

Here are the top five wins for Ron Rivera during his four Washington seasons (2020-23)

Statistical breakdown: How the Commanders and Cowboys stack up ahead of Week 18 game

Breaking down the stats and how the Commanders and Cowboys compare.

The Washington Commanders (4-12) wrap up the 2023 regular season on Sunday, hosting the Dallas Cowboys (11-5). With a win, the Cowboys clinch the NFC East and the No. 2 overall seed in the NFC playoffs.

Washington has lost seven games in a row and is currently No. 2 in the 2024 NFL draft order. On Wednesday, head coach Ron Rivera announced that quarterback Sam Howell will start the season finale. It’s been a tough year for the young passer, who showed plenty of promise through the first half of the season but has struggled for several weeks.

Rivera benched Howell for Jacoby Brissett last week, but a hamstring injury prevented the veteran from playing against the 49ers, and Howell returned to the lineup.

Last season, the Commanders were a much better team than this year’s version but entered the final game against Dallas, already eliminated from the playoffs. The Cowboys had already clinched a playoff berth but had an outside shot at winning the NFC East. Washington dominated Dallas, but the game didn’t impact the Cowboys, as the Eagles won their game to win the division.

We know the records, but how do these longtime rivals compare statistically?

Let’s review the stats and see how these teams compare to one another ahead of Week 18.

Eagles nearing full strength to begin NFC playoff run

Nick Sirianni says he believes DeVonta Smith, Darius Slay and Zach Cunningham and all players on 53-man roster will be able to play Sunday

The Eagles are set to face the Giants in the season finale, and after blowing any shot at the No. 1 seed and a first-round bye, they’ll likely travel to an NFC South foe not yet known in the Wild Card round.

Unlike last year, Philadelphia will spend the next ten days working out the kinks of inconsistency on both sides of the football as they enter the postseason playing like a team looking towards the offseason.

Nick Sirianni says he believes DeVonta Smith, Darius Slay and Zach Cunningham and all players will be able to play Sunday in the regular season finale pic.twitter.com/bCgVFcjugn

— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) January 3, 2024

There are injury concerns to monitor, two assistants who could be replaced, and an offense that needs to regain efficiency in the running game.

With preparation for the wild card round set to begin, Philadelphia is nearing full strength ahead of the divisional round.

Takeaways from A.J. Brown addressing the media ahead of Eagles regular season finale

We’re looking at takeaways and observations from A.J. Brown addressing the media prior to the Philadelphia Eagles matchup vs. New York Giants

The Eagles are looking to enter the postseason on a positive after losing four of their past five games, and with the season finale just days away, A.J. Brown broke his media silence.

A.J. Brown speaks:

I’m not upset with the coaches or the play-calling. pic.twitter.com/4wcalLgtDg

— Jeff McLane (@Jeff_McLane) January 3, 2024

Brown praised Nick Sirianni, saying the third year head coach has been taking the heat for Philadelphia players, and even covered for the wide receiver group going rogue in the loss to Seattle a few weeks back.

Brown frustration in the loss to Arizona stemmed from DeVonta Smith suffering an ankle injury on a bubble screen late in the dissapointing loss.

The former Ole Miss star is just 53 yards shy amassing 1,500-yards receiving, becoming the first Eagles receiver to record that amount in a single season.

With the media freeze out now in the past, here are takeaways from the session.

NFL power rankings roundup: Where are the Commanders ahead of Week 18?

With one week remaining in the regular season, how far have the Commanders fallen?

It’s time for the final in-season version of the NFL power rankings. Next week, the league resets for the 14 playoff teams, but for 18 teams, the season is over, and the coaching carousel begins.

The Washington Commanders fell to 4-12 on the season after Sunday’s 27-10 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. The game was surprisingly competitive through three quarters before Washington turned the ball over to open the fourth quarter, and the 49ers finally put the Commanders away.

The loss was Washington’s seventh in a row, but in some good news, the Commanders moved up another spot in the 2024 NFL draft order.

This week, Washington wraps up the regular season as a two-touchdown underdog to the Dallas Cowboys at FedEx Field. The Cowboys are playing for the NFC East title and the NFC’s No. 2 overall seed.

Let’s take a look around the NFL media world and see where Washington is in the latest power rankings.

Eagles PFF grades: Best and worst performers from 35-31 loss to Cardinals

We’re looking at the highest and lowest graded players in the Philadelphia Eagles 35-31 loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 17

The Eagles no longer control their destiny for the No. 2 overall seed and NFC East after a 35-31 loss to the Cardinals at home.

In Jonathan Gannon’s return to Philadelphia, Arizona rushed for 221 yards, with James Conner logging 26 carries for 128 yards and one touchdown.

The Cardinals’ win put the Cowboys in the No. 2 seed entering Week 18, and a victory over Washington would give Dallas the NFC East.

With fans and pundits outraged by the loss, we’re looking at the highest and lowest-graded players via PFF.

NFC playoff picture: Eagles fall behind Cowboys after shocking loss to Cardinals

We’re looking at an updated NFC playoff picture after the Philadelphia Eagles shocking 35-31 loss to Arizona Cardinals

The Eagles entered Sunday controlling their own destiny in the NFC, while still having opportunity to move up as far as No. 1 with help.

That plan was demolished, as Arizona upset Philadelphia 35-31 at Lincoln Financial Field, upending the NFC race, while sending Nick Sirianni’s team to the No. 5 seed, and a date on the road against the NFC South’s division winner.

With fans and pundits in shock, here’s an updated look at the NFC playoff picture.

Eagles vs Cardinals: How to watch, listen and stream Week 17

The Philadelphia Eagles (11-4) seem to have it cautiously figured out after a win against the New York Giants (5-10).

The Philadelphia Eagles (11-4) seem to have it cautiously figured out after a win against the New York Giants (5-10). Now, the Eagles welcome former defensive coordinator and Arizona Cardinals (3-12) head coach Jonathan Gannon to Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday afternoon.

The Arizona Cardinals are eliminated from this year’s playoff race, but they still have a chance to throw a wrench in the Eagles playoff plans.

Here’s how to watch, stream, and listen to the game.

Game Information

Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles

1:00 PM ET on Sunday, December 31

Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

How to watch

Sunday’s game will be broadcast on FOX. Joe Davis and Daryl Johnston will be in the broadcast booth. Pam Oliver will be on the sidelines.

Fans can also catch the game on NFL Network.

Streaming

NFL Game Pass, the NFL mobile app, and NFL+.

Also available live on FuboTV

“Live stream fuboTV (free 7-day trial)”

Radio

Philadelphia: For Eagles fans or those in the market, you can listen to Merrill Reese and Mike Quick calling the game on SportsRadio 94WIP. The desktop version of PhiladelphiaEagles.com/LiveRadio will provide a live feed of the SportsRadio 94WIP broadcast feed that is available nationwide. Fans can also listen on the Eagles app in the Philadelphia market.

Cardinals: For Cardinals fans or those in the market, you can listen to the game on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM. Fans can also listen to the Cardinals app in the Arizona market.

Satellite Radio

SiriusXM Philadelphia – Ch. 162 or 231, Cardinals – Ch. 108 or 387

Social Media

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Eagles vs Giants: How to watch, listen and stream Week 16

Twas the night before kickoff and all through Philly, not an Eagles fan was stirring – really. After three straight losses, Eagles fans are hopeful for a win under the Christmas tree. The Philadelphia Eagles (10-4) face the New York Giants (5-9) for …

Twas the night before kickoff and all through Philly, not an Eagles fan was stirring – really. After three straight losses, Eagles fans are hopeful for a win under the Christmas tree.

The Philadelphia Eagles (10-4) face the New York Giants (5-9) for the first time this season. The Giants come off a 24-6 loss to the New Orleans Saints (10-3) while the Eagles come off a 20-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks (7-7).

Here’s how to watch, stream, and listen to the game.

Game Information

New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles

4:30 PM ET on Sunday, December 25