How to Watch Dallas Cowboys vs. Carolina Panthers – Week 6, 2025
Charlotte, NC – October 12, 2025
The Dallas Cowboys (2-2-1) face off against the Carolina Panthers (2-3) this Sunday at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. Both teams are looking to build momentum as the midpoint of the season approaches.
📺 How to Watch
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Venue: Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte, NC)
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Kickoff Time: 1:00 p.m. ET
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TV Broadcast: FOX
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Streaming (in-market): Fubo (Stream now)
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Tickets: Available via StubHub
🏈 Betting Odds (via BetMGM)
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Spread: Cowboys -3.5 (-105) | Panthers +3.5 (-115)
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Moneyline: Cowboys -190 | Panthers +155
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Total Points (O/U): 49.5
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Over Odds: -110 | Under Odds: -110
🚑 Injury Report
Cowboys: No injuries listed
Panthers: No injuries listed
📊 Key Stats to Know
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The Cowboys are averaging 30.2 points per game, 6.4 points more than what the
Panthers have allowed (23.8). -
Dallas’ offense averages 406.6 yards per game, nearly a 95-yard advantage over Carolina’s 311.6.
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Yards per play: Dallas 6.2 | Carolina 5.7
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The Panthers score
10.4 fewer points per game (20.4) compared to what Dallas typically allows (30.8). -
Carolina’s offense gains 315 yards per game, while Dallas’ defense has allowed 412 yards per contest
, giving Carolina a chance to exploit mismatches through the air.
Both teams enter Week 6 healthy and motivated, but the Cowboys’ high-powered offense — led by Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb — could be the deciding factor against a Panthers team still searching for consistency under head coach Dave Canales.
Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET on FOX — don’t miss this NFC showdown from Charlotte.
Jalen Carter Appeals NFL Fine, Calls Out “Unfair” Discipline for Himself and Dak Prescott
Philadelphia, PA – September 6, 2025
Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter is not backing down after his controversial Week 1 ejection against the Dallas Cowboys. His response has added even more fire to one of football’s fiercest rivalries.
The incident unfolded early, when Carter was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct after spitting on quarterback Dak Prescott. Officials not only flagged the play but also ejected him, leaving the Eagles short-handed in a critical game.
In the aftermath, outrage exploded across social media, with Cowboys fans demanding harsher punishment while Eagles supporters argued the decision was already too severe. Carter’s silence ended when he chose to speak directly on the matter.
Jalen Carter was punished more for spitting on Dak then when he killed someone
— Ryan Sobol (@Sobolslam) September 5, 2025
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That moment came with news of a staggering
“I know what I did to Dak wasn’t smart. But calling it a 15-yard penalty, then ejecting me, and hitting me with a heavy fine? That feels excessive. I didn’t throw a punch, I didn’t hurt anyone, Dak still played. Dak, speak up yourself instead of letting Cowboys fans flood my page with hate,” Carter said.
The league has yet to comment on the appeal timeline. Historically, similar cases have drawn smaller fines, leading many observers to wonder if the NFL is trying to make an example of Carter.
For the Eagles, the fallout is about more than just money. Carter is a cornerstone of their defensive front, and lingering discipline questions could affect Philadelphia’s depth in the weeks ahead.
As the process plays out, Carter’s words ensure the spotlight won’t dim anytime soon. In a rivalry already fueled by bad blood, the defensive tackle has made it clear he won’t stay silent.
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