Indianapolis Colts vs Dallas Cowboys live stream [CBS]: Watch online NFL football [start time]

The Indianapolis Colts will travel to Dallas to face the Cowboys on Sunday in a big game as the NFL regular season moves towards its conclusion.

Today's big game will start at 4.25 p.m. EDT and will be broadcast on the CBS channel. The game takes place from the AT&T Stadium in Texas, and will be shown online thorough live stream - free for subscribers - via the link provided below.

Today's quarterback match up will see Andrew Luck and Tony Romo go head to head. Combined these quarterbacks have 66 touchdowns between them, meaning this should be an explosive match up.

Andrew Luck is 355 of 578 for 4,492 yards and 38 touchdowns, compared to Romo's 264 of 381 for 3,188 yards and 28 touchdowns.

In the space of less than two weeks, the Cowboys have transformed from a team looking from the outside in, to a team well in control of their own destiny and controlling whether they will make the Playoffs or not.

A win over the Philadelphia Eagles saw them take control of the division, but they still faced the prospect of two final games where they could not afford any slip ups. However, the Eagles lost on Saturday to the Washington Redskins, meaning even if the Cowboys lose one of their final two gams they would still take the NFC East and a top four Playoff seeding with it.

The Eagles are almost certainly out of the Playoffs now. Even with the loss to the Cowboys, if they had won their final two games there was a good chance that they could sneak into a Wild Card berth. However, with Saturday's loss against the Redskins they are almost certainly down and out.

Today's big game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Dallas Cowboys will start at 4.25 p.m. EDT and can be watched online through Direct TV's NFL Sunday Ticket by clicking here.

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