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The Buccaneers visit the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Thursday, October 8, 2026. Kickoff is at 8:15 PM ET, which is 1:15 AM BST on Friday in the UK and 2:15 AM CEST on Friday in Germany, the Netherlands and the rest of Central Europe. The game airs on Prime Video in the United States.
Watching in the United States
Thursday Night Football is exclusive to Prime Video, with no separate over-the-air broadcast nationally. Al Michaels is on play-by-play, Kirk Herbstreit is the analyst and Kaylee Hartung works the sideline. FOX13 carries the game in the Tampa Bay market.
The Buccaneers name several ways to stream it: the main Prime Video feed, the Prime Vision Next Gen Stats alternate stream, and TNF on Español with Miguel Gurwitz and Ronaldo Cantu. NFL+ covers in-market mobile viewers. Among general services, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV and Sling carry live networks, but a Thursday night game on Prime Video needs a Prime Video login.
On the radio, the Buccaneers Radio Network has the English broadcast on WXTB 97.9 FM and SiriusXM channel 380, with Tony Castricone on play-by-play, Dave Moore as analyst and Jay Recher on the sideline. The Spanish broadcast runs on WTMP La Invasora with Santiago Gramatica on play-by-play and Martin Gramatica as analyst.
Watching outside the United States
UK and Ireland: NFL Game Pass on DAZN has every Bucs game live and on demand, with RedZone, NFL Network and replays. Sky Sports NFL shows every night game. Channel 5 and 5Action show two live games every Sunday, and their picks vary week to week, so a Thursday game is not part of that package. In Ireland, Virgin Media shows free games, mostly Sunday night ones.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland: RTL shows every Thursday, Sunday and Monday night game free on RTL and RTL+, so this game is free-to-air. Sky Sport also carries all night games, and Game Pass on DAZN covers every game.
Netherlands and Belgium: ESPN shows a selection of live games each week via Ziggo, KPN, Odido or ESPN's own app, and the selection changes weekly. Game Pass on DAZN is the way to see every Bucs game, and it is sold directly in both countries.
Rest of Europe: NFL Game Pass on DAZN works the same way across the continent. NFL+ is a US-only product.
Canada and Australia: Canadian fans get every game through NFL Game Pass on DAZN, and in Australia and New Zealand ESPN carries at least six live games a week through Kayo, Foxtel, Disney+ and Fetch TV, and through Sky Sport in New Zealand.
What to watch for
- Safety Antoine Winfield Jr. has a rib fracture and will not play, with Todd Bowles putting his absence at two to four weeks. See Antoine Winfield Jr. is out for Dallas with a rib fracture.
- Kicker Chase McLaughlin did not practice on Tuesday with a right groin and hip injury, and Tampa Bay has no other kicker under contract. See Chase McLaughlin misses Tuesday practice.
- The Bucs arrive at 0-4 after a 17-14 loss to the Green Bay Packers. See the Week 4 recap.
Everything else about this matchup sits in the full schedule and game center, and the How to watch hub at /watch lists every country.
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