Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles: How to Watch Oct. 26
The Dallas Cowboys will visit the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football on Oct. 26, 2026, with kickoff set for 7:15 p.m. CT at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. Both clubs enter the game with 2-4 records, making the matchup a pivotal midseason test in the NFC East. DallasCowboys.com published the game information and broadcast details on Oct. 24, 2026, in a preview by Patrik Walker.
The Eagles will be without Jalen Hurts for the remainder of the season, and Philadelphia will turn to Tanner McKee and Joe Milton at quarterback, the DallasCowboys.com preview said. Milton was signed off the Cowboys’ practice squad in Week 6. The change at quarterback figures to alter Philadelphia’s offensive profile and could affect the team’s playcalling and tempo in the coming weeks.
Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offense need to find a clearer identity, and Dallas must emphasize the running game to stabilize an aerial attack that has underperformed, according to the preview. The DallasCowboys.com piece noted that giving the ball more to Javonte Williams should help open opportunities for the passing game. How the Cowboys balance run and pass will be a major storyline entering Monday night.
Television coverage will be on ESPN and locally on WFAA (Channel 8), and the game will stream on NFL+. The TV broadcast team listed includes Joe Buck (play-by-play), Troy Aikman (analyst), Lisa Salters (sideline) and Laura Rutledge (sideline), per the DallasCowboys.com preview. National radio options include Compass Media with Jerry Recco and Steve Beuerlein and Westwood One with Kevin Harlan and Kurt Warner.
Local English radio coverage will be on KRLD-FM 105.3 The Fan and via the Dallas Cowboys App, with Spanish-language coverage on KVMK-FM 107.5 La Grande and streaming through the Dallas Cowboys App and DallasCowboys.com. The DallasCowboys.com BROADCAST CREW section lists the Cowboys’ radio booth as Brad Sham, Babe Laufenberg and Kristi Scales and the Spanish radio booth as Victor Villalba and Luis Perez, the preview noted. Fans seeking tickets were told there remain limited seats for the team’s next home game at AT&T Stadium and were advised to use official channels for purchases.
NFL Sports Blog Take
The Eagles losing Jalen Hurts elevates the stakes for Monday night’s NFC East matchup because it forces Philadelphia to rely on Tanner McKee and Joe Milton. The Cowboys must establish the run behind Javonte Williams to stabilize the offense and create consistent rhythm for Dak Prescott. If McKee or Milton alter Philadelphia’s offensive profile, it could open opportunities for Dallas when the Cowboys control the line of scrimmage.