How to Watch Washington Commanders vs. Dallas Cowboys in Week 7

The Washington Commanders (3–3) will visit their NFC East rival, the Dallas Cowboys (2–3–1)

, on Sunday, October 19, 2025, for a highly anticipated divisional clash at AT&T Stadium. Both teams are fighting to stay in the playoff race — and with the added buzz of a same-day memorial event, this Sunday in Arlington is shaping up to be one of the biggest days of the NFL season.

The NFL confirmed that while the Charlie Kirk Memorial Event will take place earlier in the day, the game’s schedule remains unchanged. Additional traffic control, parking adjustments, and security measures will be in effect to accommodate both events.

The Commanders enter the game looking to ride their improving offense, while the Cowboys — led by a balanced attack — are desperate to end their recent struggles and climb back above .500.

🕔 Kickoff Time for Commanders vs. Cowboys

Date: Sunday, Oct. 19, 2025
Venue: AT&T Stadium — Arlington, Texas
Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET (unchanged)

📺 How to Watch

• TV: FOX

• Streaming (in-market viewers):

  Fubo (Stream now) 

• Tickets: Get them on StubHub

💰 Washington vs. Dallas Odds (via BetMGM Sportsbook)

• Spread: Washington -2 (-110), Dallas +2 (-110)

• Favorite Moneyline: Washington -130

• Underdog Moneyline: Dallas +110

• Total: 55

• Over/Under Odds: -110 each

🩺 Injury Reports

Commanders: No injuries listed.
Cowboys: No injuries listed.

📊 Stats to Know

• The Commanders are averaging 26.3 points per game, 4.4 fewer than the

  30.7 points the Cowboys have allowed.

• Washington’s offense averages 345.7 yards per game, compared to 411.7 yards allowed by Dallas’ defense.

• The Cowboys score 29.7 points per game,

  8.7 more than Washington’s defense allows (21.0).

• Dallas averages 387.5 yards per game, 30.7 more than Washington allows (356.8).

Both teams are healthy and evenly matched, setting the stage for another classic NFC East battle. With rivalry pride on the line and a packed AT&T Stadium hosting two major events,

Sunday in Arlington promises to be unforgettable.