Dallas Cowboys vs. New Orleans Saints broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?

The Dallas Cowboys will seek to build on an impressive Week 1 win by hosting the New Orleans Saints at AT&T Stadium in Week 2.

After the Saints dropped 47 points on the Carolina Panthers in their season opener, this is expected to be a better matchup than we originally thought when the schedule was released back in May. After all, the Saints have a new-look offense that's along the lines of what's given Cowboys defenses trouble over the last few years.

Before it's too late, you might be wondering whether or not you'll be able to watch on TV wherever you are. Chances are, yes, you will.

Saints @ Cowboys Broadcast Map Week 2

The matchup is shown in red in the below map from 506sports . If you are in those areas, your FOX station will carry the Cowboys' season opener for you. As is often the case with America's Team, there's a lot of red but there's slightly more competition with this being a rare noon game for Dallas.

The Cowboys will play only three other noon games this Sunday,

Once again, it'll be Kevin Burkhardt doing the play-by-play while seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady takes over as the color analyst. The Cowboys will get the same crew in Week 3, so fans should start getting used to it.

You can also watch the game by streaming it on NFL+ or Sunday Ticket on YouTube.

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The Cowboys will enter the game as 6.5-point favorites but don't be fooled by the betting spread: The team was honest about the offense being inconsistent in the second half and the defense is facing a much better quarterback in Derek Carr after facing Deshaun Watson, who has gone from top quarterback to one of the worst in the league in a matter of years.

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