This year’s John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration features a matchup between two of the most significant teams in NFL history on Thanksgiving Day. This post will cover all the information you need to know before kickoff regarding the second game between the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Commanders during the vacation.
The Dallas Cowboys have hosted a Thanksgiving Day game every year except for two since 1966. Therefore, the game will be at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Kickoff is at 4:30 p.m. ET on Thursday, Nov. 23.
CBS will be broadcasting Thanksgiving’s second game. You can stream the game using fuboTV. Jim Nantz and Tony Romo will call the game, and Tracy Wolfson will be on the sideline.
Date: Thursday, Nov. 23 | Time: 4:30 p.m. ET
Location: AT&T Stadium — Arlington, Texas
The Cowboys will play their 56th Thanksgiving game this year. They have the best winning percentage of any club with at least ten Thanksgiving appearances, standing at 32-22-1 on the holiday. It just so happens that this year’s Thanksgiving game between the Cowboys and the Washington Commanders is their most frequent opponent. The Cowboys are 8-2 in the ten Thanksgiving games that the two have played.
There’s a chance the Cowboys, who have destroyed their division foe on Thanksgiving in the past, will do so once more. Dallas is in the top five in terms of both points scored and points allowed, with a 7-3 record. And Thanksgiving is always a great day for Jerry Jones’ team. For the last month or two, CeeDee Lamb has been without a doubt the NFL’s best player. It also appears that Dak Prescott has turned the corner and begun to perform to the high standards that come with being a quarterback for the Cowboys. With 19 touchdowns, he leads the NFL in touchdowns scored.
All season long, the Cowboys defense has also been outstanding. One of the NFL’s most adaptable players is Micah Parsons. Parsons is among the favorites to earn Defensive Player of the Year with 10 sacks. Parsons can defend the run, pressure the passer, and even drop back into coverage. But he’s not the only standout defender on the team. With six interceptions, Daron Bland leads the NFL.
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