Dessert nachos and an elote burger are just a couple of the new food offerings available at AT&T Stadium during Dallas Cowboys home games starting Sunday, Sept. 14.

Unsurprisingly, Dallas is all over the NFL's prime-time schedule this year. Here's how to watch all 17 regular-season Cowboys games.

The NFL season kicks off tonight as the Dallas Cowboys face the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.

NFL Week 1 Sunday has arrived! After two early games this week, with the Philadelphia Eagles defeating the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday and the Los Angeles Chargers knocking off the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday, the remaining 28 teams are ready to take the field, with 26 of them on Sunday.

The Philadelphia Eagles issued their first official injury report in advance of their Week 2 road game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday afternoon. The Eagles listed three players under DID NOT PARTICIPATE: Dallas Goedert, Will Shipley, and Tanner McKee.

Cornerback DaRon Bland is out for week 2 matchup against Giants. Patrik Walker gives his thoughts on who will get the start instead. Plus, predictions on how Cowboys offense will thrive in home opener.