You may have read that the Chiefs are tied with the Washington Commanders and Dallas Cowboys with a total of eight primetime (and so-called “standalone”) games. But that doesn’t consider two other games available to almost every American television: the Week 2 FOX matchup between Kansas City and the Philadelphia Eagles and Week 9’s CBS game featuring the Chiefs and Buffalo Bills.

If you don't have Chiefs fatigue, give it a year. Despite being blown out in Super Bowl LIX, the Chiefs continue to be the hottest property in the NFL. And the Chiefs seemingly have no qualms about getting so many big-platform games.

The Cowboys are a Thanksgiving regular. It will be the Chiefs’ first turkey day game since 2006 and is sure to draw a huge television audience. Last season’s New York Giants at Cowboys game on Thanksgiving drew 38.8 million viewers on Fox, the most watched regular-season game of 2024.

The Thanksgiving table is set and the Dallas Cowboys will be hosting the Kansas City Chiefs on November 27 at 4:30 p.m. ET. This Week 13 game, airing on CBS and streaming on Paramount+ marks the first start for Patrick Mahomes at AT&T Stadium against the Cowboys.

A Thanksgiving treat is in store for fans of the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys. The teams will tangle on Thanksgiving afternoon on CBS-TV, including WIBW-TV, Channel 13. The announcement came early Wednesday on “CBS Mornings.