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NFL today: How to watch Cowboys v Packers, TV channels & live stream Sunday 18 October

The Guardian US ·
NFL today: How to watch Cowboys v Packers, TV channels & live stream Sunday 18 October

How will the Dallas and Green Bay fare today? Here is what to know, including kick-off time, TV channels and live stream options The Cowboys are trying to get off a treadmill on Sunday, having sequenced a loss, a win, a loss,a win, and then another loss through their first five games.

Dallas’s magnetic attraction to staying within a game of .500 has so far not crushed them in the NFC East, where no team has more than three wins and the presumptive-favorite Eagles are floundering in the early season.

It may well not take more than nine wins to claim the East this year, but the Cowboys have to start stacking them at some point.

Their task Sunday in Green Bay will be a tough one.

The Packers have had substantial injury problems but looked rejuvenated in putting a 31-7 beating on the Bears last week.

While Chicago playing backup QBs Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum might explain their low point total, the Green Bay offense looked like a revelation.

Now the Pack get to face a Dallas defense that lost to a rookie QB 10 days ago and has yet to keep an opponent under 20 points.

Can the Cowboys show some mettle on the road? Continue reading...

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