Romo, Other Cowboys Starters To Play On Friday Night Versus Oakland Raiders

The Dallas Cowboys will hit the field Friday night for their 2nd preseason game in 5 days when they take on the Raiders in the O.co Coliseum. If you want to watch this game, you can catch it on NFL Network starting at 10:30pm ET.

Yes, that is correct, coverage is slated to start at 10:30pm ET on NFLN. With that said, the game actually starts at 10pm ET in case you were confused… ahhh, the preseason.

Cowboys vs. Raiders
  • When:

Fri., Aug. 9th, 2013 @ 10:00pm ET

  • Where:

O.co Coliseum, Oakland, CA

  • Who’s Favored?

Dallas by 1.5 ~ 35.5 o/u @ BetOnline

  • More Info:

Dallas Cowboys / Oakland Raiders

The Cowboys played in the Hall Of Fame Game on Sunday night, getting a 24-20 victory over the Miami Dolphins.

Tony Romo didn’t play but will be in action for the second preseason game later tonight. Romo will start against Oakland and likely play a few series before taking a rest and turning it over to the backups.

In the Hall Of Fame Game, QB snaps were pretty evenly divided between the backups with Alex Tanney getting the majority – he completed 5 of 11 passes for 58 yards.

Kyle Orton had three attempts and two completions. Nick Stephens went 4 of 7 for 24 yards. Neither quarterback tossed a touchdown in the win.

While the Dallas QB situation is solidified, the same cannot necessarily be said for the Raiders. Matt Flynn will get the start against Dallas in his debut with Oakland, but he certainly has some competition. Rookie Tyler Wilson might the quarterback of the future but he still has some developments to make

The job is certainly Flynn’s for the time being, provided that he continues to impress the coaches like he has done so through training camp so far. Of course you might remember that Flynn started last season in the preseason opener for Seattle, and then ended up losing the job to then-rookie Russell Wilson – you can bet he doesn’t want that to happen again…

Dallas Cowboys @ Oakland Raiders – Matchup Info + Stats

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