The Dallas Cowboys faces the Seattle Seahawks on October 12 at the CenturyLink Field in Seattle, Washington.

The Cowboys (4-1) are looking to build upon their last victory versus the Houston Texans by 20-17, as Dallas looks to win its fifth consecutive game in a row.

Cowboys QB Tony Romo revealed his thoughts about his team narrowly escaping defeat at the hands of the Texans this past Sunday.

"We had to go down and basically win the game twice," said Romo to reporters, "You just put your work hat on and go out and execute."

Romo went 28-41 when he threw two touchdowns and an interception in the close game.

Dallas wide receiver Dez Bryant's spectacular catch enabled his teammate Dan Bailey to kick a 49-yard field goal which sealed the victory for the Cowboys.

"Just got to come down with it, come down with it," said Bryant to reporters.

"That's something I always tell Tony [Romo]. If the ball is in the air, I'm going to try my best to come down with it."

Meanwhile, the Seahawks (3-1) are looking to extend their winning streak to three games when they face off against the Cowboys in the imminent future.

The Seahawks previously defeated the Washington Redskins (1-4) by 27-17 on October 6, in a game where Seattle should have dominated the scoreboard if the team didn't have 13 penalties that game.

It could've been a very big night for us," said Seattle head coach Pete Carroll to reporters, "We came out flying, but we were just a little bit out of whack."

Seahawks safety Earl Thomas also reflected on his team's recent performance versus Washington on national television.

"I just think it's 'Monday Night Football.' You know, the fans are watching and everybody wants to see a good game, so they're going to try to make it as close as possible," said Thomas to reporters, "It's a business."

The upcoming game will begin at 4:25 pm ET and can be watched on TV via the Fox network.