Cowboys vs Rams live stream: Watch online free with NFL 2013 Football Sunday Ticket subscription

Dallas Cowboys will host the St Louis Rams on Sunday in a week 3 NFL game. The Cowboys will be hoping to get back to winning ways having fallen to the Kansas City Chiefs last week, which undid a lot of their good work by beating the New York Giants in week 1.

Today's big game will start at 1 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream on the NFL Sunday Ticket, via the link provided below.

Tony Romo will be a big player for today's game; he has completed 66 from 91 attempted throws this season so far, going for 561 yards and three touchdowns. In the air his favorite target men have been Dez Bryant, who has received 13 for 163 yards and one touchdown, and Jason Witten who has received 11 for 82 yards and two touchdowns.

On the rush the Cowboys have relied on DeMarco Murray who has carried 32 times for 111 yards, which is an average of 3.5 yards.

The Cowboys were held back a lot last week by Kansas City, and they will want to return to a similar form that they showed in week 1 against the New York Giants. Again, Romo could be the key, and if they can give him the space and time to control the tempo of the game then Dallas could come out on top today.

The game starts at 1 p.m. ET and can be watched online on the NFL Sunday Ticket live stream by clicking here.

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