How to watch the Cowboys 2025 preseason Week 2 against Ravens: Position battle heats up, Joe Milton needs to bounce back
The Cowboys are on to Week 2 of the preseason.
The Dallas Cowboys didn’t like how their preseason opener went last weekend. But now, they get to do it again. This time, at their place.
The Cowboys will square off against the Baltimore Ravens (and familiar face, quarterback Cooper Rush, by the way) and there’s a lot to be in the lookout for. Make sure you don’t miss any second of it. We’ve got you covered with the viewing information plus the biggest stories you should be following on Saturday night.
How to watch Dallas Cowboys vs. Baltimore Ravens preseason Week 2:
- Date: Aug. 16, 2025
- Time: 7 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. CT
- Location: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
- TV channel: KTVT/CBS 11 DFW (CBS Dallas)
- Radio: 105.3 The Fan
- Spanish broadcast: Telemundo 39, 107.5 FM
- Streaming services: NFL+
What to look for: Running back battle heating up and more
- Running backs battle trending to see more characters: Last week, veteran newcomer Miles Sanders and fifth-round rookie Jaydon Blue missed the preseason opener due to injuries. That opened the door for seventh-round rookie Phil Mafah to standout and emergency signing Malik Davis to lead the team with 63 rushing yards, averaging nine per attempt. Now, Sanders and Blue have a chance at playing in Week 2. We’ll see what they have to say.
- Joe Milton is looking to settle down: The second-year quarterback struggled in his Cowboys debut last Saturday, overthrowing multiple receivers and having an overall off day in terms of accuracy. But he calmed down in the fourth quarter and led a touchdown drive displaying touch. Can he build on that or will it be more of the same?
- Tyler Booker’s debut: Brian Schottenheimer surprised the NFL world by sitting his first-round rookie last weekend. However, he’s alluded to that changing this weekend. The right guard is looking to fill the void Zack Martin’s retirement left on the Cowboys offensive line.
- Undrafted rookies on the rise: Schottenheimer himself said WR Traeshon Holden is climbing the depth chart so he’s likely to play more snaps this weekend after leading the Cowboys with 42 receiving yards versus the Los Angeles Rams. But watch out for CB Zion Childress, as well. He had a strong performance playing in the slot and could be competing for more than a 53-man roster spot. He could even start Week 1.
Be part of the A to Z Sports community and vote in our latest Dallas Cowboys poll as the preseason gets underway.
Dallas Cowboys News
3 Dallas Cowboys players who came out of nowhere and could steal a roster spot this preseason, including top standout vs Rams
Roster breakdown season.
