The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Sunday Night Football. Here’s all the info you need to watch.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-5) enter this game with five consecutive wins, while the Dallas Cowboys have an 11-2 record at the start of this game, looking to get back on the winning path after losing last Sunday night to the New York Gants, seeing their 11-game win streak snapped.

The Cowboys offense hasn’t been clicking like it has been for most of the season, but when facing the Minnesota Vikings and the Giants defenses in consecutive weeks, that is a tough task for any team.

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Tampa Bay is playing their best football of the season, but with five straight wins it will be interesting to see them play on the national stage against a team like the Cowboys, on the road. The question for Tampa Bay is this: Have they peaked or is this the start of a run to clinch the NFC South championship?

Both teams feature good young quarterbacks with the Cowboys having Dak Prescott and the Buccaneers having Jameis Winston, but the player for the Cowboys to watch on offense is Ezekiel Elliott. The offense of the Cowboys will go as far as he can lead them on Sunday night.

The two defensive players to watch who will be difference makers are defensive tackle Gerald McCoy of Tampa Bay and linebacker Sean Lee for the Cowboys. Lee is coming off a game where he totaled 18 combined tackles, and has 130 tackles for the season. McCoy this season has seven sacks and two forced fumbles.

Once again NBC will be the provider of the Cowboys, as they play on Sunday Night Football with Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth having the call for a second straight week. That means the game will be available for live streaming via NBC Sports. Log in using a cable or satellite subscription to access the stream.

Details for Sunday’s game are below:

Date: Sunday, Dec. 18

Start time: 8:30 p.m. ET

Location: Arlington, Tx.

Stadium: AT&T Stadium

TV Info: NBC

Live Stream: NBC Sports

This is one of the first times the Buccaneers have played on the primetime national stage in quite some time, so how they react will be interesting to see. As for the Cowboys, they need to get back on track, and get back to what made them successful all season lone—few mistakes and a stout rushing attack.

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