Bills vs. Cowboys: TV Schedule, Live Streaming, Radio, Game Time and More

The NFC East has one of their best teams on display this week as “America's Team” the Dallas Cowboys (4-4), look to start a two-game losing streak as they host the AFC’s surprising team of the year, the Buffalo Bills (5-3).

The matchup features two teams that are both right in the thick of their division race, as both teams are desperate for a victory. For the Cowboys, they can ill afford to drop below the .500 mark. Where as for the Bills, a win here will help them keep pace with whoever wins the Jets vs. Patriots game that is played on Sunday night. 

Where: Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas 

When: Sunday, Nov. 13 at 1:00 p.m. EDT

Watch: CBS 

Betting Line: According to Bodog.eu, The Cowboys are -5 points, which is a horrible line to take. The Cowboys are dealing with injuries to their leader in stopping the run, linebacker Sean Lee, and it will allow Bills running back Fred Jackson to run all over them.

Betting Over/Under: According to Bodog.eu, the over under is 48 points. Take the over, as the Cowboys and Bills are two teams that like to put up a lot of points. This game won’t be the shootout that was the Packers and Chargers last week, but will be upwards in the 30s to high 20s in points for both teams. 

Who Might Not Play For Buffalo: NT Kyle Williams who is on injured reserve with a foot injury.

PK Rian Lindell, who is out due to a shoulder injury.

LB Chris Kelsay, who missed the game due to a calf injury last week. 

Who Might Not Play for Dallas: RB Felix Jones, has put more of an extensive workout into this week’s practice, but is still very questionable for this game.

LB Sean Lee still has a lot of swelling in his wrist and is very doubtful for this week’s game. 

WR Miles Austin, who pulled up with another hamstring injury last week against Seattle. The injury wasn’t to the same leg that held him out of action earlier this year. It looks like it will keep him out of action this week.

Fantasy Big Players: Buffalo, RB Fred Jackson: Fred Jackson has emerged as a top-tier fantasy running back in recent weeks. With the Cowboys hurting on defense this week, it looks like Jackson will have another huge day. 

Expect Jackson to be the focal part of the Bills' offense as he gets 25 carries this week for 130 yards and two touchdowns. 

Dallas, RB DeMarco Murray: DeMarco has exploded onto the fantasy world in a huge way. His record-breaking performance against the St. Louis Rams three weeks ago has made him a must-start every single week.

This week against Buffalo, he will dominate the running game again with another big day of 15-20 carries for 115 yards and a touchdown. 

Dallas, WR Dez Bryant: Dez Bryant has been the best receiver on the Cowboys this year. Now with the injury to Miles Austin, Bryant will get the majority of passing targets. 

Tony Romo loves to just sling the ball down the field, and against the Bills, he will be looking towards Bryant for a huge play or two. Bryant owners can expect a day of eight catches, 145 yards and two touchdowns.

Key to Buffalo win: Let Fred Jackson take over the game and run on the Cowboys. He has been the guy in Buffalo this year, and has a great chance of becoming the NFL’s MVP. 

If Buffalo is going to win this game, they will let Jackson dominate the running game, wearing out the Cowboys defense while the Bills play ball control.

Key to Dallas win: Stop relying on Tony Romo to win you ball games. Yes, Romo is one of the better quarterbacks in the league, talent wise. Romo can and will make any throw. No matter if it’s an easy throw, or one that is into double or triple coverage. 

Dallas needs to let DeMarco Murray take over this game. They need the running game to open up the passing game. If they can do that, it will make for an easy win this week. 

Prediction: The Cowboys have been on a roller coaster season so far. They can look great one week, and then complete garbage the next. However, for Buffalo, they have played some consistently good football, except for their horrible game against the Jets last week. 

Buffalo cleans up their mistakes and Fred Jackson beats DeMarco Murray in a game where both running backs shine. 

Buffalo 31 - Dallas 27.

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