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Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions 2024 Week 6: How to watch for free, online live stream & start time

Two NFC teams with big ambitions square off as they vie to add another tally in the win column this Sunday in Texas. The Detroit Lions hit the road to face the Dallas Cowboys in an afternoon showdown.

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Fresh off their bye week, Detroit carries a two-game winning streak and some extra rest, aiming to keep the momentum rolling. With a 3-1 record, the Lions sit in second place in the NFC North, trailing the Minnesota Vikings by 1.5 games. In their last game against Seattle, Detroit jumped ahead 7-0 in the first quarter and extended that lead to 14-0 early in the second. The Lions kept Seattle at bay throughout, never allowing the margin to dip below seven.

Meanwhile, Dallas battled to the wire against Pittsburgh on Sunday Night Football last week, ultimately squeaking out a close victory. This marked their second straight win, lifting the Cowboys to 3-2 and second place in the NFC East, one game behind the Washington Commanders. They now face a pivotal chance to shift the course of their season with this matchup against Detroit.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch and listen to Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions NFL game, plus plenty more.

Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions: Date and kick-off time

The Cowboys will take on the Lions in a highly anticipated NFL game on Sunday, October 13, 2024, at 4:25 pm ET/ 1:25 pm PT, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Dallas.

DateSunday, October 13
Kick-off Time4:25 pm ET/ 1:25 pm PT
VenueAT&T Stadium
LocationArlington, Dallas

How to watch Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions on TV & stream live online

TV channel: FOX

  • Broadcasters: Kevin Burkhardt (play-by-play) and Tom Brady (analyst) are on the game call.

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How to listen to live play-by-play commentary of Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions

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Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions team news & key players

Dallas Cowboys team news

Dallas faces some significant injury concerns heading into the weekend. Linebackers Eric Kendricks (calf/shoulder), Micah Parsons (ankle), and Nick Vigil (foot), as well as Zack Martin (back), all missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday. Cornerback Trevon Diggs was a full participant on Wednesday despite illness and an ankle issue but sat out on Thursday.

Against Pittsburgh, Dallas was locked at 3-3 after the first quarter, held a narrow 6-3 lead at halftime, and fell behind 10-6 by the end of the third. The lead changed hands three times in the fourth, with the Cowboys clinching the win with a Dak Prescott to Jalen Tolbert four-yard touchdown pass just 20 seconds before the clock ran out.

Prescott has completed 125 of 191 attempts this season, amassing 1,424 yards with eight touchdowns against four interceptions. He's been taken down 12 times for a loss of 72 yards and has added 24 rushing yards and a touchdown on the ground.

Cooper Rush has gone one of three for six yards and an interception in limited action. Rico Dowdle (54 carries, 221 yards, TD), Ezekiel Elliott (30 carries, 98 yards, TD), CeeDee Lamb (seven carries, 35 yards), and Deuce Vaughn (seven carries, 20 yards) have all chipped in on the ground. Lamb also leads the team in receiving with 25 catches for 378 yards and two touchdowns this season.

Cowboys injury list

PlayerPositionGame StatusInjuries
E. KendricksLinebackerOutCalf
S. WilliamsDefensive EndInjured ReserveKnee - ACL
C. EdogaGuardInjured ReserveToe
C. CroomsWide ReceiverQuestionableUndisclosed
E. BostickTackleInjured ReserveLeg
B. CooksWide ReceiverInjured ReserveKnee
M. JeffersonLinebackerQuestionableUndisclosed
D. BlandCornerbackInjured ReserveFoot
D. DurdenWide ReceiverQuestionableUndisclosed
D. JohnsonDefensive EndInjured ReserveUndisclosed
V. FehokoDefensive EndQuestionableUndisclosed
N. ThomasOffensive TackleInjured ReserveUndisclosed
T. SmithOffensive LinemanQuestionableUndisclosed
C. CarsonCornerbackQuestionableShoulder
D. LawrenceDefensive EndInjured ReserveFoot
M. ParsonsLinebackerOutAnkle
M. KneelandDefensive EndInjured ReserveKnee - Meniscus
N. VigilLinebackerQuestionableFoot

Detroit Lions team news

The Lions are coming off their bye with a remarkably clean injury report, as expected. Only safety Kerby Joseph (hamstring) appeared on Thursday's report after everyone practiced fully on Wednesday; he was listed as a limited participant.

Jared Goff has completed 88 of his 124 passes for 1,015 yards, with five touchdowns and four picks, adding 16 rushing yards and even snagging a seven-yard touchdown catch. On the ground, David Montgomery ranks second with 63 carries for 271 yards and four touchdowns, while Jahmyr Gibbs leads the team with 285 yards on 54 carries, along with three scores, offering a strong complementary option.

In the receiving corps, Amon-Ra St. Brown heads up the group with 27 catches for 252 yards and two touchdowns this season. Sam LaPorta (12 catches, 147 yards), Jameson Williams (13 catches, 289 yards, two TDs), Montgomery (nine catches, 94 yards), and Gibbs (11 catches, 76 yards, TD) provide Goff with a diverse array of capable targets.

Lions injury list

PlayerPositionGame StatusInjuries
D. BadaDefensive TackleInjured ReserveAchilles
E. MoseleyCornerbackInjured ReservePectoral
M. BadgleyKickerInjured ReserveHamstring
N. MutiGuardInjured ReserveShoulder
J. CominskyDefensive LinemanInjured ReserveKnee - MCL
A. GreenWide ReceiverInjured ReserveConcussion
C. GalvinOffensive LinemanInjured ReserveKnee - MCL
N. LynnDefensive LinemanInjured ReserveShoulder
D. GilbertLinebackerQuestionableUndisclosed
M. JeffersonLinebackerQuestionableUndisclosed
T. SmithWide ReceiverInjured ReserveUndisclosed
B. MartinDefensive LinemanInjured ReserveLeg
C. JamesCornerbackQuestionableUndisclosed
I. MelifonwuSafetyInjured ReserveAnkle
M. DavenportDefensive LinemanInjured ReserveTriceps
W. HarrisCornerbackOutHamstring
D. BarnesLinebackerInjured ReserveKnee

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