Week 13 of this year’s 18-week NFL season kicks off tonight with the Seattle Seahawks visiting the Dallas Cowboys for some Thursday Night Football.
Both the Cowboys (8-3) and the Seahawks (6-5) are second in their divisions, the NFC East and West, respectively. As the season comes closer to a close and teams begin clinching playoff berths, every win becomes more vital to teams like the Cowboys and the Seahawks.
Per the NFL’s Playoff Picture, if the regular season ended today, both teams would make the playoffs in the fifth and sixth seed positions (of seven total).
Both the Seahawks and the Cowboys played last on Thanksgiving day. The Cowboys won their tilt against the Washington Commanders 45-10, while the Seahawks fell to the 49ers with a final score of 31-13.
If you want to watch tonight’s game, we have everything you need to know, from where to stream to when the game starts.
Like every TNF game this season, tonight’s Thursday Night Football game is airing exclusively on Prime Video for Amazon Prime subscribers.
Once you have the game open, you can check it out with some of Amazon’s new AI features, like on-screen stats, predictions, and more.
If you’re not already an Amazon Prime subscriber, you’ll need to sign up before tonight’s game starts, but luckily, it takes no time at all and can be done in just a few steps.
Once you’re on Amazon, choose the payment plan that best fits your needs ($15/month, $139/year, or a discounted membership like Prime Student), enter your payment details, and you’re all set! You won’t even have to pay today, thanks to a 30-day free trial.
In addition to Prime Video, you’ll get free two-day shipping and exclusive access to discounts (including some extended Cyber Week deals) and other things like Prime Premiere.
If you only want Prime Video, a standalone streaming subscription costs $9/month.
Yes! New Amazon Prime memberships automatically come with 30 days free, so you can watch TNF tonight and the next four games for free too.
Kickoff for Seahawks vs. Cowboys is set for 8:15 p.m. ET. Pregame coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. ET on Prime Video.
The Seahawks head down south to visit the Cowboys at home for tonight’s game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.
If you want last-minute tickets to the game, you can still find seats available on Vivid Seats.
The last time the Seahawks and Cowboys met was this August, in a preseason tilt that ended in a 22-14 win for the Seahawks. Since then, the Seahawks offense has struggled, and right now, the team is deep in a stretch of games against top NFC teams with a playoff spot in reach.
Tonight, they’ll likely be without their starting running back, Kenneth Walker III, for the second game in a row, as he was listed as doubtful for tonight’s game due to an oblique strain. Instead, rookie Zach Charbonnet will get the start at RB.
Dallas has been especially dominant at home this season, and a win tonight would extend their home win streak to 14 games (they’re undefeated at home this season). The Cowboys set an NFL record during their annual Thanksgiving game last week when cornerback DaRon Bland got his fifth pick-six of the season — an NFL record. QB Dak Prescott also had his third four-touchdown game of the season.
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