The Dallas Cowboys have already taken the field for Week 13 and will be at home for this NFL Sunday, but when does the team return to the field for Week 14?

The NFL season continues Week 13 when the Dallas Cowboys host the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day. Start time, how to watch, stream and TV schedule.

The Dallas Cowboys (6-5-1) hosting the Kansas City Chiefs (6-6) as Thanksgiving Thursday's afternoon main event presented a matchup of two of the top 10 scoring offenses in the NFL. Both squads lived up to their high-scoring pedigrees with Dak Prescott outdueling Patrick Mahomes for a 31-28 victory.

Guyton was able to prevent Hunt from getting to Prescott, but the Cowboys OT’s move was deemed illegal, resulting in an automatic 15-yard penalty in favor of the Eagles. Despite the setback, however, Dallas was still able to score on the drive, with Prescott finding George Pickens on a one-yard TD pass for the Cowboys’ first touchdown of the game.

The Cowboys held on to defeat the visiting Chiefs, 31-28, on Thanksgiving Day. Dak Prescott threw two touchdown passes to CeeDee Lamb and Javonte Williams to move Dallas to 6-5-1.

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