The Dallas Cowboys, who are one of the NFL’s most in-form squads, will be shown on TV in the Dallas areas, despite being nationally broadcasted. The Cowboys, who have recently beaten the Philadelphia Eagles, have a remarkable record of 10-3, putting them in the running for the NFC East division title, and a spot in the top of the conference.
The Cowboys, who are not the only team competing this weekend, will take on the Buffalo Bills, who are also 7-6, and both teams are among the six teams looking to secure a spot in the AFC wild card. The game takes place at 4:25 p.m. ET (1:25 p.m. PT) and Fox network is hosting the show.
While it may be difficult in some cases to catch the game due to online location issues, there are solutions to this problem. One of those options is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) that will solve this problem. Using VPN’s to stream sports is legal as long as the country allows VPN’s, so anyone in the US can use it legally.
Bills’ QB Josh Allen has had a disappointing run throughout his career and was able to throw an interception in each of the last six games. The game will be broadcasted nationally, so anyone can view it from anywhere. The game will be available to watch on the local Fox affiliate carrying the game. To see which local channels are available, you can put in your address.
Watching the game on TV in the US requires a live TV streaming service that can broadcast the local Fox affiliate. If you are looking for a VPN, Sling TV Blue is the cheapest option, costing around $45 and in some markets $40. It also carries the NFL Network. Other services like YouTube TV, Hulu, DirecTV, and Fubo also carry local Fox stations.
Geo restrictions and other technical difficulties can be a problem, use the five tips listed at the CNET website. If you would like to avoid these issues, follow the advice, and get organized for a game that will be shown globally from coast to coast.
