Browns-Cowboys: times, how to watch on TV, stream online | NFL Week 1

The Dallas Cowboys will travel to Cleveland to open the regular season against the Browns at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday. Both the Cowboys and the Browns lost their first playoff game last season. The Cowboys had a 12-5 regular season followed by an embarrassing loss at home to the Green Bay Packers. The Browns struggled with injuries all season but finished at 11-6, making it to the postseason for the first time since 2020. They went on to lose 45-14 to the Houston Texans in the Wild Card round.

The Cowboys and Browns have not played each other since October 2020 when Cleveland won 49-38 in an exhilarating Week 4 matchup at AT&T Stadium. The Browns held the lead for most of the game, going into the fourth quarter with a 41-14 advantage over Dallas. The Cowboys made a comeback to cut the lead down to just three points, but wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. sealed the win with a 50-yard touchdown for the Browns.

You can stream the Browns vs Cowboys Week 1 game live on FuboTV (free trial available).

What time does Browns vs Cowboys start?

The game between the Cleveland Browns and the Dallas Cowboys will be played on Sunday, September 8 with kick off at 4:25 p.m. ET / 1:25 p.m. PT at Huntington Bank Field, the Cleveland Browns’ newly renamed stadium.

How can I watch Browns vs Cowboys?

The Browns vs Cowboys game will be televised nationally on Fox. It’s also available to stream on Fox Sports (free), FuboTV (free trial available), NFL+ (subscription), and YouTube TV (subscrption).

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You can also follow along with our live text commentary of the Cleveland Browns vs Dallas Cowboys right here on AS USA, where yours truly will be bringing you all the updates, scores, and highlights starting from an hour before kickoff.

Form guide for Browns vs Cowboys

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Browns vs Cowboys prediction

The Dallas Cowboys are entering this game as the underdogs. The Cleveland Browns will start quarterback Deshaun Watson, who has only played in 12 games in the last two seasons after missing an entire year before that. Their defense is hard to bet against though, and they play better at home while the Cowboys play worse on the road (although head coach Mike McCarthy has an idea for how to fix that problem).

The Cowboys have signed All-Pro receiver CeeDee Lamb to a contract extension, ensuring he’ll be the one to catch the majority of Dak Prescott’s targets and provide a challenge for the Browns defense. In 17 games together last year, Lamb caught 135 of Dak’s passes for 1,749 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Dallas will make it a close game, but I’ll be the non-believer in McCarthy’s road-win method and take the Browns to win at home to start off the regular season.