How to watch and stream the Dallas Cowboys vs Los Angeles Chargers preseason game on Saturday

The Dallas Cowboys will host the Los Angeles Chargers on Saturday for the final game of their preseason.

It'll be a big showdown as preseason roster cuts will soon follow as the team needs to trim down the roster from 90 players to 53 by end of the day on August 27th.

The game kicks off at 4:00 p.m. ET. It will be available nationally through NFL Network but for those looking for a local TV broadcast, here's a list of channels starting with the home broadcast side of things, where it will be Bill Jones and Isaiah Stanback on the call via 506sports :

• KTVT (CBS/11 - Dallas)
• WOAI (CW/4.2 - San Antonio)
• KNVA (CW/54 - Austin)
• KFOR (NBC/4 - Oklahoma City)
• KTUL (ABC/8 - Tulsa)
• KWKT (FOX/44 - Waco TX)
• KFXK (FOX/51 - Tyler TX)
• KTEN (ABC/10.2 - Sherman TX)
• KJTL (FOX/18 - Wichita Falls TX)
• KTAB (CBS/32 - Abilene TX)
• KLST (CBS/8 - San Angelo TX)
• KCIT (FOX/14 - Amarillo TX)
• KCBD (NBC/11 - Lubbock TX)
• KBMT (ABC/12 - Beaumont TX)
• KAVU (ABC/25 - Victoria TX)
• KIII (ABC/3 - Corpus Christi TX)
• KRGV (ABC/5 - Harlingen TX)
• KYLX (CBS/13 - Laredo TX)
• KWES (NBC/9 - Odessa TX)
• KTSM (NBC/9 - El Paso)
• KASY (CW/50 - Albuquerque)
• KLRT (FOX/16 - Little Rock)
• KFTA (FOX/24 - Fayetteville AR)
• KSHV (My/45 - Shreveport LA)
• KARD (FOX/14 - Monroe LA)

On the Los Angeles side of things, the following broadcasts will also be available with Noah Eagle and Dan Fouts on the call:

• KCBS (CBS/2 - Los Angeles)
• KFMB (CBS/8 - San Diego)
• KQCA (CW/58 - Sacramento)
• KGPE (CBS/47 - Fresno)
• KTVX (ABC/4 - Salt Lake City)
• KFVE (5 - Honolulu)

This game will be featured on NFL Network, so if you pay for any streaming package that has that channel, such as YouTube TV, Hulu Live TV, or anything like that, you should be able to watch.

A lot will be defined on the preseason finale and that might include who's the direct backup to Dak Prescott as Trey Lance tries to take the title off of Cooper Rush's hands . Additionally, it'll be one more chance for the rookie offensive linemen to get some reps in as Cooper Beebe and Tyler Guyton are both expected to start Week 1.

That being said, starters are unlikely to play based on what Mike McCarthy has done since arriving at Dallas in 2020.