TIME UPDATE: Cowboys vs Chiefs – How to Watch, Listen, and Stream Week 13 NFL Game
Arlington, TX – November 25, 2025 A pivotal Thanksgiving Day showdown headlines Week 13 as the Dallas Cowboys (5–5–1) host the Kansas City Chiefs (6–5) at AT&T Stadium, with playoff implications hanging in the balance for both squads. The Cowboys, fresh off a thrilling 30-24 victory over the Eagles that extended their home dominance and boosted their wildcard hopes, aim to capitalize on their explosive offense against a Chiefs team that’s won three of its last four, including a gritty overtime triumph over the Colts. Kansas City, under Andy Reid’s steady hand, seeks to solidify its AFC standing with Patrick Mahomes leading a balanced attack that’s ranked top-10 in scoring. WATCH / STREAM National Broadcast: CBS Kickoff: Thursday, November 27 — 4:30 p.m. ET / 1:30 p.m. PT Streaming Options:
- Paramount+ – Full CBS broadcast with free one-week trial for new users
- NFL+ – Mobile streaming + full game replays
- FuboTV / YouTube TV / Hulu Live TV – CBS coverage nationwide
GAME INFO Matchup: Kansas City Chiefs (6–5) at Dallas Cowboys (5–5–1) Venue: AT&T Stadium – Arlington, Texas Kickoff: 4:30 p.m. ET The Cowboys enter Week 13 on a high note after their Week 12 win over Philadelphia, where Dak Prescott lit up the Eagles’ defense for 354 yards, two touchdowns, and a rushing score in a performance that highlighted their league-leading offense averaging 29.1 points per game (4th in NFL). Prescott, third in the league with 2,941 passing yards and second with 23 touchdowns, has elevated his game at home, averaging 23.8 fantasy points per contest. RB Javonte Williams continues his breakout, ranking among the top rushers with 896 yards and eight scores, supported by his 5.0 yards per carry and high-volume role (74.4% of backfield opportunities). In the receiving corps, WR George Pickens leads with 1,054 yards (2nd in NFL) and eight touchdowns on 67 catches, while slot star CeeDee Lamb provides consistent targets, and TE Jake Ferguson ranks top-10 in catches (65) and touchdowns (7). However, Dallas’s defense remains a glaring weakness, ranking 31st in points allowed (28.5 PPG) and 30th against the pass, though recent additions like DT Quinnen Williams (15 pressures in the last two weeks) have bolstered the run stop, holding opponents to just 2.3 yards per carry recently. LB Kenneth Murray leads with 68 tackles, and CB DaRon Bland anchors the secondary with 59 tackles and an interception. For the Chiefs, their defense has been elite, allowing just 18.3 points per game (4th in NFL) and ranking top-five in points per drive allowed, fueled by a road unit that’s vulnerable but opportunistic. QB Patrick Mahomes ranks second with 2,977 passing yards and has added 318 rushing yards (career-high pace), though he’s thrown five interceptions in the last four games amid turnover issues (six total). RB Kareem Hunt has stepped up with 457 rushing yards and seven scores, but Isiah Pacheco’s potential return from injury could split carries. WR Travis Kelce paces the receivers with 674 yards and four touchdowns, complemented by Marquise Brown’s 439 yards and four scores, while WR Rashee Rice eyes a bounce-back against Dallas’s zone-heavy schemes. Defensively, LB Nick Bolton tops the team with 89 tackles, EDGE George Karlaftis III has five sacks, and CB Trent McDuffie faces a tough choice covering Lamb or Pickens in a high-stakes matchup. Yet, Kansas City’s road struggles (allowing 37.0 yards per drive, 29th) and short-week fatigue post-overtime could expose cracks. LISTEN Chiefs Radio Network: 106.5 The Wolf / KCFX-FM Cowboys Radio Network: 105.3 The Fan SiriusXM: Chiefs Channel 225 | Cowboys Channel 226 Audio Streaming: Team mobile apps & NFL+ Audio POSTGAME COVERAGE Fans can tune into full postgame press conferences with Patrick Mahomes, Dak Prescott, Andy Reid, and Mike McCarthy, plus highlights and locker-room insights on CBS Sports, NFL Network, and team digital platforms. Expect analysis on Kansas City’s turnover battle and Dallas’s home-field edge. BETTING SNAPSHOT (Week 13) CategoryCowboysChiefsSpread+3-3Moneyline+149-179Over/Under52 points Oddsmakers favor Kansas City on the road, emphasizing their defensive prowess and Mahomes’ versatility, but Dallas’s home scoring explosions (averaging 62.4 combined points) and five straight home wins over the Chiefs suggest a potential upset in a high-total affair. KEY STORYLINES
- Mahomes vs. Cowboys Pass Defense: Patrick eyes exploitation of Dallas’s 30th-ranked unit—can he avoid turnovers against a pressure-heavy front (40.1% rate)?
- Prescott’s Home Dominance: With 23.8 points per game at AT&T, Dak tests Kansas City’s road vulnerabilities (69.7% completion allowed)—play-action could unlock big plays.
- Williams vs. Chiefs Run D: Javonte’s volume challenges KC’s stout front—breakthrough here fuels Dallas’s top-5 offense.
- McDuffie’s Coverage Dilemma: Chiefs’ top CB must shadow Lamb in the slot or Pickens deep—mismatch could swing the aerial battle.
- Turnover Battle & Fatigue: Chiefs’ recent six turnovers meet short-week exhaustion—can KC build on late-game momentum against a resilient Cowboys squad?
SUMMARY A Thanksgiving classic unfolds in Arlington—a high-octane Cowboys offense chasing wildcard traction clashes with a battle-tested Chiefs team hungry for AFC positioning. Road warriors meet home heroes in a matchup primed for fireworks. Kickoff: Thursday, November 27 — 4:30 p.m. ET on CBS.** Heartland heat. Holiday havoc. Playoff push. Week 13 could redefine postseason paths.
