The Dallas Cowboys' 2024 schedule will not be known until after the NFL Draft. Some fans may not want to think about next season, but the offseason is moving at a rapid pace. Free agency is suddenly around the corner. In the blink of an eye, the draft is over and training camp is just around the corner.
The NFL schedule announcement is another notable day of the offseason. This gives fans a glimpse into the new season and allows for predictions and analysis late in the offseason.
Suffice it to say, this is a franchise-changing season for the Cowboys. The entire coaching staff is on one-year contracts, and several veterans could leave if the team is short again in 2024. Winning the NFC East is Dallas' easiest path to the playoffs, and they are favorites to repeat as division champions.
As usual, the Cowboys will play six games against their NFC East rivals. The Eagles will be a tough challenge for Dallas to repeat their division title, but the Giants and Commanders need a new starting quarterback.
Across divisions, the Cowboys will be home to powerhouses and up-and-coming teams from both the NFC and AFC. While we don't know the exact order of games Dallas will play next season, we do know who they will play and whether those games will be at home or away.
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House |
away |
|---|---|
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philadelphia eagles |
philadelphia eagles |
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new york giants |
new york giants |
|
commander of washington |
commander of washington |
|
new orleans saints |
san francisco 49ers |
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tampa bay buccaneers |
atlanta falcons |
|
detroit lions |
carolina panthers |
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baltimore ravens |
pittsburgh steelers |
|
cincinnati bengals |
cleveland browns |
|
houston texans |
It remains to be seen whether the Cowboys will play international games next season. However, it's worth noting that Jerry Jones is on record as not giving up home games to play overseas. The 2024 international competition will be held in London, UK, Munich, Germany, and São Paulo, Brazil.
These opponents have a lot of prime-time potential. While a road showdown with the 49ers comes to mind, it seems like every year the Cowboys and Eagles play on either a Sunday night or a Monday night. Additionally, the idea of Lamar Jackson and CJ Stroud visiting AT&T Stadium in prime time would definitely be appealing to the league.
