WHAT: Philadelphia Eagles (8-3) at Dallas Cowboys (8-3)
WHEN: Thursday, 3:30 PM (CST)
WHERE: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
TELEVISION: FOX (Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews)
RADIO: 105.3 The Fan (Brad Sham, Babe Laufenberg, Kristi Scales) & 107.5 Mega – Spanish (Victor Villalba, Luis Perez, Carlos Nava)
Going to the game on Thursday? Here are some things to look for before, during and after the game at AT&T Stadium.
Did You Know?
- Both the roof and end-zone doors are expected to be open. Please note that this can change up to 90 minutes prior to kickoff.
- 76,000 rally towels will be placed on all seats courtesy of Albertsons.
- The key times for Thursday's game include:
* Plazas open at 12:30 PM.
* Doors open at 1:30 PM.
* Kickoff is 3:30 PM
* The West Plaza stage will be hosted by Fox Sports Southwest girls Liddy & Kaime with DJ SC.
* Concert by country singer/songwriter Billy Dawson
* The East Plaza stage will be hosted by Sean Heath, Ali Dee, and DJ Whiz. * Both the East and West Plaza will feature autographs and performances from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, and an interview with Cowboys alumni. * There will also be a free Kids Zone on the East plaza sponsored by Forest Park Medical. The area includes zip line, rock climbing wall, inflatable games, face painters, balloon animal artists and more.
In-Game Entertainment
- Lee Ann Womack will perform the national anthem Thursday.
- Halftime entertainment – Thanksgiving Halftime Show featuring Pitbull, and a special guest.
Post-Game Entertainment
- Time Machine, a top 40 cover band, will be performing on the West Plaza Stage for 2 hours postgame.
Bag Policy
Fans are reminded to remember the NFL's new bag policy which will be in effect Sunday night and at every Cowboys home game this season.
Only hand-held purses will be allowed into the stadium, along with clear plastic tote bags that do not exceed 12"x6"x12" inches.
Items such as backpacks, coolers, large purses, camera bags, diaper bags, fanny packs and seat cushions are not allowed into the stadium under the new NFL safety rules.
