The Dallas Cowboys fall to the Green Bay Packers 23-13 on Sunday night, extending Green Bay’s two-game winning streak at Lambeau. Turnovers on two second‑quarter drives give the Packers a ten‑point boost, and a 14‑play, six‑and‑a‑half‑minute drive ends in a touchdown. Despite evening the time‑of‑possession, Dallas struggles with a one‑dimensional passing attack under Brian Schottenheimer, a poor run‑pass split (54 passes to 15 runs), and ineffective blitz protection for Dak Prescott. Javonte Williams scores the lone Cowboys touchdown, but the offense never finds rhythm, leaving the team with another low‑scoring loss early in the season.
As the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, 23-13, it marked another disappointing outing for the team that had major expectations heading into the year. With the Cowboys’ loss to the Packers, there is no denying that the fanbase and the football world are having their doubts about the team […]
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Dan Campbell expects Brian Branch and Cade Mays to play against the Green Bay Packers, but both Detroit Lions players could face workload limits.
The Packers beat the Cowboys 23-13 on Sunday Night Football, dropping Dallas to 2-4. Five decisive moments defined the loss: Matthew Golden’s early touchdown catch and later forced a near pick‑six that was negated by contact; Dak Prescott’s first interception after a heavy hit gave Green Bay a short field; CeeDee Lamb’s slip led to a second Prescott pick by rookie Brandon Cisse; a holding penalty set up a Packers drive ending with Jordan Love’s one‑yard sneak; and a fourth‑down gamble on a slant that Javon Bullard broke up, turning the ball over on downs. The article dissects how missed executions and turnovers cost Dallas the game.
Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell says safety Brian Branch and rookie center Cade Mays will both debut against the Green Bay Packers, but their snap counts remain undecided. Branch returns from a torn Achilles suffered in December and is expected to see significant, though not full‑time, play. Mays, recovering from a wrist fracture, faces a rotation dilemma with backup center Juice Scruggs, who is currently the league’s top‑graded center per PFF. Campbell emphasizes they’ll assess workloads in practice before finalizing each player’s role for Sunday’s game.
The NFL Week 6 PFF grades highlight the highest-graded player from each of 13 games, with defensive players leading 10 matchups. Chicago Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon earned the week's highest overall grade at 95.3, while Green Bay's Carrington Valentine posted a 91.7. Explore standout performances from Drake Maye, Dorian Williams and other players through PFF Premium Stats and full game recaps.
Cowboys returner KaVontae Turpin suffered a rib cartilage injury on the opening kickoff of Sunday's game against Green Bay. X-rays came back clean.
Jordan Love leads the Packers to a 23-13 Week 6 victory over the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field on Oct. 18, 2026, throwing for 276 yards, a passing and a rushing touchdown, and one interception. After the win, head coach Matt LaFleur hails Love as “a G,” noting his recent surge—567 yards and over 70% completion in the last two games. Targets Christian Watson and Matthew Golden bolster the attack, with Golden posting 104 yards and a TD. With tight end Tucker Kraft’s injury and the hoped‑for return of Josh Jacobs, Green Bay’s playoff hopes hinge on Love’s continued growth.
The Chicago Bears took a significant hit in the NFL power rankings after suffering an ugly loss to the Green Bay Packers, falling to 13th in the league’s Week 6 standings. The defeat exposed concerns on both sides of the ball and raised questions about whether Chicago can maintain its momentum against stronger competition. The […]
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The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a brutal 23-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night Football. The loss sent Dallas to a 2-4 record and third place in the NFC East. Dak Prescott finished the game 34-54, 258 yards, 1 touchdown and 2 interceptions. Prescott was visibly upset after the loss, however, […]
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ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Seahawks are signing TE Josiah Deguara to the practice squad. Deguara, 29, was a two-year starter at Cincinnati and earned first-team All-AAC honors his last season. The Packers selected him with the No. 94 pick in the 2021 NFL draft. Deguara signed a four-year, $4,547,766 rookie contract that included an […]
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After a challenging 2025 rookie season, Green Bay Packers wide receiver Matthew Golden is finally coming into his own. On Sunday, the former Texas Longhorns star wide receiver had yet another big performance, as he helped Green Bay take down the Dallas Cowboys in a 23-13 win at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. The 23-year-old […]
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Micah Parsons is reportedly weeks from his season debut, and the Lions host Green Bay on Sunday. #OnePride
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The Green Bay Packers beat the Dallas Cowboys 23‑13 on Sunday Night Football despite a disastrous first‑down performance. On 27 first‑down plays, the Packers gained yards on only five, posting an 18.5% success rate and often facing long‑yard situations. Quarterback Jordan Love salvaged the game, throwing for 276 yards and a touchdown while adding a rushing score, converting 65% of third‑ and fourth‑down attempts. The run game also struggled, netting just 25 yards on first downs. Love’s heroics and a resilient offense turned a likely lower‑scoring outcome into a solid win.
After losing to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night Football and falling to 2-4, the Dallas Cowboys are left searching for answers.
The Green Bay Packers beat the Dallas Cowboys 23-13 on Oct. 18, 2026, but a scary knee knock to tight end Tucker Kraft threatened the win. After a low tackle, Kraft limped to the medical tent, yet he returned to the field, easing fans’ worries. Kraft has posted 212 receiving yards and a touchdown in the first six games, serving as a key option alongside Christian Watson and Matthew Golden. His health remains crucial as the Packers push deeper into the season.
Here are the biggest winners and losers from the Dallas Cowboys' Week 6 loss to the Green Bay Packers.
The Dallas Cowboys suffered another brutal and disgraceful loss, this time to the Packers, but now it's time for coaches and players to lose their jobs.
On Sunday Night Football the Green Bay Packers beat the Dallas Cowboys 23-13, extending the Cowboys' winless streak against Green Bay to eight games (11‑1‑1 in the last 13 meetings). After the loss, cameras captured Jordan Love waiting for the usual post‑game handshake, only to see Dak Prescott sprint past him toward the locker room. Prescott, who threw two interceptions, later apologized and warned his team to fix the defensive collapses that have cost them 24 points and 419 yards to Tampa Bay and 23 points and 303 yards to Green Bay this season. Dallas now sits 2‑4 in the NFC East, trailing the Giants and tied with the Eagles.
During NBC’s Cowboys‑Packers game, Cris Collinsworth publicly urged that retiring quarterback Aaron Rodgers, a four‑time MVP set to exit after the 2026 season, should transition to broadcasting. Collinsworth compared Rodgers to John McEnroe’s candid tennis commentary, sparking surprise from co‑anchor Mike Tirico. With CBS’s Tony Romo out and ESPN’s Monday Night Football duo Joe Buck/Troy Aikman facing contract uncertainty, multiple networks are eyeing Rodgers for high‑profile analyst roles. Reports also discuss potential successors like Greg Olsen, Peyton or Eli Manning, and Russell Wilson, underscoring a looming reshuffle in NFL TV booths.
Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season delivered seismic shifts across both conferences. From dramatic overtime comebacks and
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Two of the NFC's most polarizing quarterbacks did not link up postgame.
Josh Jacobs is eligible to return for the Packers' Week 7 game against the Detroit Lions after the NFL removes him from the exempt list.
The Packers’ defense, led by coordinator Jonathan Gannon, shines after back‑to‑back wins over Chicago and Dallas. In a 23‑13 victory on September 24, Gannon’s aggressive zone blitzes forced multiple turnovers, including two first‑half interceptions, limiting Dak Prescott’s offense despite a full‑strength Cowboys lineup. The defense has now allowed 14 points or fewer in three straight games—the first such streak since 2016—while the offense, though plagued by drops and penalties, improved its third‑down conversion to 11‑of‑18, moving from 32nd to 25th rank. If the Packers tighten up execution, they could exceed a seventh‑seed playoff run.