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NFL today: How to watch Buccaneers v Cowboys, TV channels & live stream Thursday 8 October

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NFL today: How to watch Buccaneers v Cowboys, TV channels & live stream Thursday 8 October

How will the Buccaneers and Cowboys fare today? Here is what to know, including kick-off time, TV channels and live stream options The bad news for the Buccaneers: Their 0-4 start has been an unmitigated disaster that, in normal circumstances, would have already evaporated their playoff chances.

The good news for Tampa Bay, however, is that they play in the NFC South, meaning they’re still just two games out of a tie for the lead in what is often the worst division in the NFL.

All is not quite lost yet.

If the Bucs want to join the 1992 Chargers and become the second team to make the postseason after an 0-4 opening, they’ll need to stop the bleeding on Thursday night in north Texas.

They’ll have to do it without Baker Mayfield, who continues to nurse an injury to his throwing thumb.

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