The Dallas Cowboys and the Cleveland Browns will go head to head at the FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio on Sunday with the Browns desperate for a win, and the Cowboys looking to consolidate their spot at the top of the NFC East. The game has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the Fox network. The game can also be watched online through live stream via the link below.
The Cowboys are in an excellent position coming into Week 9, and they are at the summit of the NFC East with a record of 6-1. However, the division is extremely close and all three teams below them also have winning records, meaning if the Cowboys experience a bad week at least one if not all three chasing teams below them would be back in touching distance of Dallas.
The Cowboys will be huge favorites to win this game, although they are on the road and know they still have work to do to make sure they claim the victory today.
The lowly Browns are the worst team in the NFL through the first half of the season and they are still yet to experience a single win. They come into this game on 0-8, and even though only the Pittsburgh Steelers are the only team in the AFC North with a winning record, there's no chance that the Browns can compete for the postseason from here. They are playing for pride and for careers at this stage, and they must at least put up a fight against the NFC East's top dogs.
Earlier in Week 9 on Thursday Night Football, the Atlanta Falcons and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers met at the Raymond James Stadium in Florida as the Buccaneers looked to get back to an even record with a home win.
However, the high flying Falcons were too much for Tampa Bay and overwhelmed them throughout, claiming a comfortable 43-28 victory to move to 6-3.
That results also dropped the Buccaneers down to 3-5 and their hopes of competing for the postseason now look to be teetering on the edge.
The game saw a dominant Falcons offense that piled on 461 total yards, and quarterback Matt Ryan tortured the Buccaneers defense with 344 passing yards and four touchdowns. In addition, Devonta Freeman added to the pain for Tampa Bay with 77 yards on the ground.
Shockingly in the game, the Buccaneers failed to force even a solitary Falcons' punt, which indicates the overwhelming dominance that Atlanta enjoyed in the big game.
On the other side, the Buccaneers' quarterback Jameis Winston threw 261 yards for three touchdowns, but he did not have enough options going forwards as the Tampa Bay rush attack was blunted badly by an in-your-face Falcons' defense.
As for the Falcons, it looks like they are cruising their way towards the Playoffs.
Today's big game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Cleveland Browns has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the Fox network or online through live stream by clicking here.
