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 Deion Sanders on NFL's new taunting enforcement: 'I never taunted' Sports Seriously: USA TODAY Sports' Mackenzie Salmon connected with Jackson State head coach Deion Sanders and got his perspective on the NFL's new taunting rules enforcement and how it would impact the way he played. The Dallas Cowboys 2021 schedule has been released, with the NFL moving to an 18-week, 17-game schedule for the first time. It was announced earlier in the day the club will actually kick off the season, traveling to Florida to take on the defending-champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tom Brady in Dak Prescott's return after missing most of 2020 due to injury. The club will take on the entire NFC South and the AFC West and back-to-back AFC champion Kansas City and their star quarterback Patrick Mahomes. UTEP football: 2021 schedule and fan guide for parking, tickets and tailgating This season, the matchup with Tampa Bay is among the Cowboys' five primetime games, following their 6-10 campaign in 2020. They'll also square off, under the lights, with Philadelphia (MNF), Minnesota (SNF), New Orleans (TNF) and Washington (SNF). Complete 2021 Regular Season Schedule
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One of the more interesting quarterback battles of the preseason is set to get underway on Saturday when the Cowboys travel to Denver to take on the Broncos. At least, if starters were slated to play. Dallas coach Mike McCarthy has said it's "unlikely" Dak Prescott plays in either of the first two preseason games. The same is likely true for most of the first-team offense, including running back Ezekiel Elliott and receiver CeeDee Lamb and a handful of defensive players. What about Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson, who will see his first action in Denver following a trade by Seattle? Nathaniel Hackett hasn't revealed his plans, saying, "every player is a little bit different, every situation is a little bit different." So, it remains to be seen whether Wilson or any starter will see playing time — and, if so, to what extent. MORE: Watch select NFL preseason games with fuboTV (get access now) Regardless, any action NFL fans can watch after a long offseason will doubtless be welcome — even if it's absent starters. Here's how to tune in and watch the Cowboys-Broncos game: What channel is Cowboys vs. Broncos on today?
Out-of-market viewers who want to watch the Cowboys-Broncos game can tune in via the NFL Network. Another option for such audiences is fuboTV, which carries the network and offers a free trial. Likewise, the NFL has recently launched its own streaming service, NFL+, which carries NFLN games. Local markets need not rely on the NFL Network: Denver fans can watch the game on KTVD-TV, while those in Dallas can watch it on KTVT-TV. Fans in Canada can watch preseason games on DAZN. MORE: What is NFL+? Cowboys vs. Broncos start time
The Cowboys will travel to take on the Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High, with kickoff slated for Saturday, Aug. 13 at 9 p.m. ET (6 p.m. PT). NFL preseason schedule: Week 1Thursday, Aug. 11
Friday, Aug. 12
Saturday, Aug. 13
Sunday, Aug. 14
NFL preseason schedule: Week 2Thursday, Aug. 18
Friday, Aug. 19
Saturday, Aug. 20
Sunday, Aug. 21
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Channels to be announced at a later time. NFL preseason schedule: Week 3Thursday, Aug. 25
Friday, Aug. 26
Saturday, Aug. 27
Sunday, Aug. 28
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