Frisco, Texas — While the official release of the Dallas Cowboys’ 2024 schedule is slated for late spring, the team’s 14 opponents have been confirmed following the conclusion of the regular season on Sunday.
In the upcoming season, the Cowboys are set to have nine games at AT&T Stadium and eight on the road. The home lineup features familiar divisional rivals such as the New York Giants, Washington Commanders, and Philadelphia Eagles, alongside NFC adversaries like the New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Detroit Lions. From the AFC, the Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, and Houston Texans, the AFC No. 1 seed, are scheduled to visit Arlington.
On the road, the Cowboys will face their perennial divisional opponents — the New York Giants, Washington Commanders, and Philadelphia Eagles — along with clashes against the San Francisco 49ers, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Cleveland Browns.
The schedule incorporates the four-year rotation with the AFC North, and the Cowboys aim to enhance their performance after a 1-3 record against the division in the 2020 season. It’s noteworthy that the Cowboys had an impressive 4-0 record against the division during Dak Prescott’s rookie season in 2016.
As of now, the possibility of the Cowboys playing an international game in 2024 remains undecided, with the final determination set to be made when the schedule is officially released in late spring. Cowboys owner and general manager, Jerry Jones, has conveyed the team’s reluctance to forfeit a home game for an international match.
Jones stated, “I’m very reluctant to move a home game from here to there. We have a lot of fans. It fits for a lot of clubs, it doesn’t fit for the Cowboys as much. We got the highest attendance in the NFL, of course. When we don’t have a game here, it makes a big difference.”
Specific dates and times for all 17 games are anticipated to be disclosed in May.
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