⚡ SCHEDULE UPDATE: Cowboys vs. Commanders Week 2 Plans Revealed — Here’s What Cowboys Nation Needs to Know

Cowboys Nation has been buzzing over reports of a possible last-minute change to the Week 2 matchup against the Washington Commanders.

But before fans change their plans, there is an important update:

The Cowboys–Commanders game is still scheduled for Sunday, September 20, at AT&T Stadium.

The current official Cowboys schedule lists kickoff at 3:25 p.m. CDT, with the game scheduled to air on FOX.

NO LAST-MINUTE RESCHEDULING CONFIRMED

Despite social-media claims suggesting the game has been moved to accommodate a national broadcast, the current schedule does not show a switch to NBC, Peacock or ESPN+.

ESPN’s Week 2 listing also continues to show Washington at Dallas on September 20, with the game scheduled for the afternoon window.

That means Cowboys fans should not change their viewing or stadium plans based on the viral rescheduling claim.

AT&T STADIUM REMAINS THE CENTER OF ATTENTION

The matchup remains especially important for Dallas after the Cowboys opened the season with a disappointing 28–20 loss to the New York Giants.

Now the Commanders come to Arlington.

For Brian Schottenheimer and his team, Week 2 represents an immediate opportunity to respond.

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offense will be under pressure to produce a much better performance, while the defense needs to correct the mistakes that contributed to the Week 1 defeat.

COWBOYS NATION SHOULD WATCH FOR OFFICIAL UPDATES

NFL broadcast schedules can occasionally change through flex scheduling later in the season, but there is currently no confirmed Week 2 change for Cowboys–Commanders.

For now, the information fans should rely on is simple:

Sunday.
September 20.
AT&T Stadium.
3:25 p.m. CDT.
FOX.

The game is also currently listed as scheduled in the NFL’s game data.

THE REAL QUESTION IS WHAT HAPPENS ON THE FIELD

After a disappointing season opener, Dallas doesn’t have much time to dwell on the loss.

Washington presents another NFC East challenge, and the Cowboys need to respond quickly if they want to avoid starting the season in a deeper hole.

The schedule hasn’t suddenly changed.

But the pressure around this game certainly has.

Cowboys Nation — are you ready for Dallas vs. Washington in Week 2, and do you expect the Cowboys to bounce back?