2014 Cowboys Schedule

The Cowboys' 2014 schedule took shape on Wednesday, highlighted by five primetime games, a trip to London and a season-opening home tilt against NFC power San Francisco.

For the second year in a row, the Cowboys will begin the season at home at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

Week 2: The Cowboys travel to Nashville to take on the Titans at LP Field.

The Cowboys last played the Titans in 2010 in Dallas.

Week 3: The Cowboys travel to St. Louis to play the Rams at the Edward Jones Dome.

The Cowboys and Rams last met at AT&T Stadium in 2013.

The Cowboys and Rams last met at AT&T Stadium in 2013.

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

Week 4: The Cowboys take on the New Orleans Saints on Sunday Night Football at AT&T Stadium.

Week 5: The Cowboys match up with the Houston Texans at AT&T Stadium. The Cowboys and Texans last played in 2010.

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

The Cowboys and Seahawks last met in Seattle in 2012.

The Cowboys then return to AT&T Stadium for a three games at home.

Week 7: The Cowboys have their first NFC East match-up of the season against the N.Y. Giants.

Week 8: The Cowboys host another NFC East match-up at home, this one against the Washington Redskins.

Week 9: The Cowboys then host the Arizona Cardinals at AT&T Stadium. The Cowboys and Cardinals last met in the 2013 preseason in Arizona.

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

The Cowboys will play the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium.

Jacksonville has agreed to play in the UK every year through the 2016 season.

The Cowboys last played the Jaguars in Dallas in 2010.

Week 11: Bye week.

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

15 June 2017: Views
of the Dallas Cowboys during minicamp day 3 practice at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Photo by James D. Smith/Dallas Cowboys

Week 13: The Cowboys will host the Philadelphia Eagles on Thanksgiving for their first match-up of 2014.

It's only the second time the Cowboys and Eagles have played on the Thanksgiving. The only other Thanksgiving game between the Cowboys and Eagles happened in 1989.

Week 14: The Cowboys follow their Thursday Thanksg

2014 marks the second-straight season the Cowboys will travel to Chicago in the month of December.

In 2013, the Cowboys set their regular season record for the coldest game in franchise history in Chicago, as the temperature fell to 8 degrees at kickoff and the wind chill made the field feel 9 degrees below zero.

Week 15: The Cowboys travel to Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia for their second game against the Eagles.

Honorable Mention Xavier Woods – It wasn't a bad summer for Woods, but he just didn't make any true standout plays. He's in the right position and if he gets another interception or two, he's probably five spots higher. 

Honorable Mention Xavier Woods – It wasn't a bad summer for Woods, but he just didn't make any true standout plays. He's in the right position and if he gets another interception or two, he's probably five spots higher. 

10. Lucas Wacha – Free agent linebacker from Wyoming, Wacha has stood out in many ways here in the offseoasn, which isn't always easy for his position. It'll be interesting to see what happens when the pads come on but for now, he's got himself around the ball and shows off his instincts. Could be a good special teams player as well. 

10. Lucas Wacha – Free agent linebacker from Wyoming, Wacha has stood out in many ways here in the offseoasn, which isn't always easy for his position. It'll be interesting to see what happens when the pads come on but for now, he's got himself around the ball and shows off his instincts. Could be a good special teams player as well. 

9. Dan Skipper – Right now, the Cowboys are still experimenting with him at both guard and tackle. At 6-10, he seems like a natural fit at tackle but he's playing both. And to make this team as a backup lineman, position flex is crucial. Skipper has some potential and he's showing it here in the last couple of weeks. 

9. Dan Skipper – Right now, the Cowboys are still experimenting with him at both guard and tackle. At 6-10, he seems like a natural fit at tackle but he's playing both. And to make this team as a backup lineman, position flex is crucial. Skipper has some potential and he's showing it here in the last couple of weeks. 

8. Joey Ivie – Another player who might shine more in camp when it gets more physical, but Ivie has some strength. So far in the practices, he hasn't been overwhelmed by the Cowboys' veteran offensive line. He'll likely hold his own, especially at the 1-technique. 

8. Joey Ivie – Another player who might shine more in camp when it gets more physical, but Ivie has some strength. So far in the practices, he hasn't been overwhelmed by the Cowboys' veteran offensive line. He'll likely hold his own, especially at the 1-technique.