How to watch Cowboys vs. Dolphins: TV channel, NFL live stream info, start time

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nless you live in Dallas or Miami, or have DirecTV, odds are you won't get the Cowboys on TV Sunday. 

The inclusion guide has been uncovered for Week 3, through 506sports.com, and it demonstrates the 2-0 Cowboys' home challenge against the 0-2 Miami Dolphins consigned to FOX local inclusion in the early-evening window.

This will be the fifteenth unequaled gathering among Dallas and Miami; as groups in various meetings, they play once like clockwork. The arrangement is tied 7-7, with the Cowboys winning the last three games in 2007, 2011 and 2015. They've risen triumphant in five of the last six matchups, the solitary misfortune coming in 2003. 

The 2019 straight on pits a Dallas squad, new off noteworthy divisional triumphs and tapping on all chambers obnoxiously, against the hapless 'Balances, who are amidst an unmistakable tank-work, planning to verify the No. 1 generally pick in one year from now's draft. 

The Dolphins aren't a decent group, for the most part by structure, and now they're pushing second-year quarterback Josh Rosen into the beginning lineup, supplanting incapable understudy Ryan Fitzpatrick. 

Dallas has been introduced as 21-point top choices in what could be a noteworthy get-right game for the trudging guard, which highlights previous Dolphins protective end Robert Quinn, beginning for the harmed Tyrone Crawford in the wake of serving a two-game NFL suspension. 

The opening shot from AT&T Stadium is set for 1 p.m. ET. 

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Amari Not Overlooking the Fish 

There are nothing of the sort as snare games this right off the bat in the season, yet it's unrealistic for the Cowboys, getting the alliance's most noticeably awful group on their home field. Wide recipient Amari Cooper knows from direct experience not to check out any adversary, particularly the broken ones. 

"When I was in a group (that) got beat that way, I didn't feel that we sucked," Cooper said recently, through Maven Sports' Mike Fisher. "I just felt like we had an awful game. That is the means by which I feel about the Dolphins. I don't feel that they suck." 

Dolphins the New Raiders? 

That doesn't appear to be a compliment, despite the fact that Quinn would not joke about this. He compared the Dolphins' monstrous list cleanse — they just exchanged away stud protective back Minkah Fitzpatrick — to what Jon Gruden has done, and is doing, with the Raiders: Stockpiling draft picks and modifying from inside. 

"I think mentor Flores is doing his thing, same thing Gruden's doing," Quinn said Wednesday, per the Associated Press. "It's likely not extraordinary. I'm not in the structure so who cares. He can do what he needs. You've seen one mentor do it, don't thump another mentor for doing likewise."