The Cowboys suffered a 10‑point loss to the Packers at Lambeau Field, prompting a grim "Stock Report" that clips the value of several key personnel. Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, quarterback Dak Prescott, and O‑line coach Klayton Adams all see their stocks dip as the offense appears flat and poorly led. Right‑tackle Terence Steele, defensive backs Christian Parker, rookie safety Caleb Downs and Jaishawn Barham, plus veteran pass‑rusher Von Miller, also take hits for a defense that faltered on crucial downs. The piece highlights the team’s lack of consistency and questions whether the roster can reverse its downward trend.
Dealing with multiple injuries across the defensive line, the Green Bay Packers were on the lookout for reinforcements. After losing starter Javon Hargrave, veteran Chris McClellan is set to take over at nose tackle. However, the depth behind McClellan is severely lacking. As the Packers look to beef up the position, they’ve added a former […]
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The Detroit Lions hosted defensive tackle Aidan Keanaaina for a visit ahead of their Packers matchup. Here's what to know about the former Notre Dame player.
Cowboys Former Browns HC Mike Pettine spoke at length about joining the Cowboys to assist DC Christian Parker as the team continued to struggle against the Packers on Sunday Night Football. “When somebody you care about reaches out, I just felt I just needed to answer the call,” Mike Pettine said, via The Athletic. “I […]
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Green Bay’s defense strides forward after a 23‑13 win over Dallas, with linebacker Zaire Franklin proclaiming its ceiling “extremely high.” Franklin highlighted steady improvement, noting contributions like Keisean Nixon’s eight tackles, Lukas Van Ness’s sack and rookie Brandon Cisse’s interception. Coach Matt LaFleur still sees areas to clean up as the Packers head into Week 7 against Detroit, keeping the NFC North race tight. The team’s strong front, active linebackers and versatile secondary aim to test one of the conference’s toughest offenses.
The return of Cade Mays could create an unexpected opportunity for Juice Scruggs. Dan Campbell is considering ways to keep both offensive linemen involved as Detroit prepares for Green Bay.
Rob Demovsky reports that the Packers are planning to sign DT Mazi Smith to their practice squad on Monday. The Packers hosted Smith for a tryout earlier in the day. Green Bay will need to make a corresponding roster move, as this will put them over the limit: T Dalton Cooper TE Drake Dabney DB […]
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The Green Bay Packers held a workout for former first‑round defensive tackle Mazi Smith on Monday. Smith, the 26th overall pick in the 2023 draft, has bounced from Dallas to the Jets, spent a brief stint on Miami’s practice squad, and is now a free agent as the Packers grapple with a thin interior line—four active interior linemen and several injuries. Sources say Green Bay plans to add Smith to the practice squad, which would require a roster move since the 17‑man squad is full.
The Dallas Cowboys stumble to a 23-13 defeat at Lambeau Field after a 17-0 halftime deficit. Dak Prescott throws two first‑half interceptions while Green Bay converts 9 of 10 third‑down attempts, building a lead the Packers hold onto. Dallas scores its first points in the third quarter and adds a late TD, but a missed two‑point try leaves them trailing. Coach Brian Schottenheimer blames repeated mistakes and turnover woes, noting five giveaways in two games, while Prescott vows to simplify his approach. The loss drops the Cowboys to 2-4, while the Packers improve to 4-2.
Despite winning three straight games, Green Bay has struggled to run the football. Here's why that weakness could give Detroit an advantage in Sunday's NFC North matchup.
The Green Bay Packers officially hosted free agent DT Mazi Smith for a workout on Monday, according to the NFL transactions wire. Smith, 25, was a two-year starter at Michigan and earned first-team All-Big Ten honors in 2022 and was an honorable mention for All-Big Ten as a junior. He was selected 26th overall by the […]
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The Detroit Lions will have more time to prepare for their high-flying matchup with the Packers, and the win over Dallas should give them plenty to work with.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is set to return in Week 7, pending his removal from the commissioner’s exempt list. As the team prepares to reintegrate this Pro Bowl running back, who comes after a period where the offense averaged a league-low of 60.4 rushing yards per game, his availability for the upcoming […]
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Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Rams WR Davante Adams will miss six to 10 weeks with a ruptured hamstring. Adams, 33, is a former second-round pick out of Fresno State by the Packers in the 2014 NFL Draft. He was in the final year of a four-year, $3.933 million rookie contract when the Packers signed him […]
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Despite a 2-4 start to the season for the Dallas Cowboys, head coach Brian Schottenheimer's job is not in jeopardy.
The Green Bay Packers have started to turn things around in recent weeks, currently sitting at 4-2 after Sunday night’s home win over the Dallas Cowboys. The Packers have done this without arguably their best player, pass rusher Micah Parsons, who is still out after suffering a torn ACL toward the end of last season. […]
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The Green Bay Packers continue to manage Micah Parsons’ injury recovery ahead of their Week 7 game against the Detroit Lions.
The Dallas Cowboys fell 23-13 to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, exposing a sputtering offense despite a respectable defensive effort. Early drives stalled after penalties, missed blocks and blitz pressure forced Dak Prescott into hurried throws, resulting in interceptions and missed red‑zone chances. The Packers capitalized with a 90‑yard opening drive and a 17‑0 halftime lead. A late second‑half touchdown after a fourth‑down conversion gave Dallas a glimmer of life, but the offensive woes—false starts, illegal man downfield, and failure to protect the ball—remain the main story.
The Packers clinched a 23-13 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6, highlighted by Jordan Love’s efficient passing—10 of 14 completions for 142 yards and a 0.38 EPA per play, plus 8 of 12 on blitzes for 100 yards and 0.52 EPA. Love threw in just 2.7 seconds with an ADOT of 9.7 yards, and the offense ran a 62.9% pass rate, bumping to 65% without a fourth‑quarter dip. Wideout Matthew Golden posted 6 catches for 104 yards and a TD, averaging 15.62 yards per target. Defensively, Green Bay blitzed 35.71% of snaps, pressuring Dak Prescott on 41.07% of dropbacks, limiting him to negative EPA whether blitzed or not. Dani Dennis‑Sutton recorded a 22.7% pressure rate, 2.67 seconds to pressure, reinforcing the Packers’ disruptive front.
Matt LaFleur praises his Packers' 23‑13 win over the Dallas Cowboys but warns the team must play "cleaner football" after penalties and drops cost them a bigger margin. The victory lifts Green Bay to 4‑2 and marks a notable NFL milestone, while rookie Pierre Strong Jr. tops the rushing chart with just 28 yards and Matthew Golden leads the team in receiving yards, including an early TD. LaFleur emphasizes capitalizing on scoring chances as the Packers gear up for a Week 7 divisional clash with the Detroit Lions at Ford Field.
The Green Bay Packers extend their unrivaled Sunday night home streak with a 23‑13 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6. The win lifts the Packers to a 21‑4 (.840) record in Sunday night home games—the highest winning percentage in NFL history. Jordan Love sparks the offense with a early TD catch by Matthew Golden, while the defense forces three turnovers, including two interceptions of Dak Prescott that fuel a 17‑0 halftime lead. Dallas scores once in the third quarter, but Green Bay adds two field goals to seal the win. The article notes the team could become even more formidable when star pass rusher Micah Parsons and running back Josh Jacobs return.
The Green Bay Packers were able to pull off their third straight win on Sunday Night Football against the Dallas Cowboys. From the very start, the Packers took control and never looked back, winning by a final score of 23-13. Following the win, Green Bay now holds a 4-2 record. The Packers are holding second […]
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Marshawn Lloyd ranks among the NFL’s least effective running backs ever. Since the 1970 merger, only seven backs have averaged 2.5 yards per carry or less on 50+ attempts, and Lloyd is one of just three to do it post‑1982. NextGenStats shows he’s dead‑last in Rushing Yards Over Expected per attempt at –1.55, and he leads the league with a –75 total RYOE, meaning he gains 1.5 yards less than expected on each carry. With a meager 27.1% of his runs beating expectations and an efficiency rating of 6.06 yards per yard gained—the second‑worst ever—Lloyd’s 2.5 Y/A on a projected 136 carries makes him the worst high‑volume back in history. The article argues his continued use is untenable.
Former Jets receiver Braylon Edwards lashes out at current Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, calling him the "mid OC" responsible for the Jets' back‑to‑back AFC Championship losses in 2009 and 2010. Edwards draws parallels to the Cowboys' recent prime‑time collapses, a 24‑16 loss to Tampa Bay and a 23‑13 defeat by Green Bay, where the offense stalled under Dak Prescott. He recalls his own 80‑yard TD in the 2009 title game and a scrapped 2024 game plan, blaming Schottenheimer for both the Jets' and now Cowboys' offensive woes. The article notes Schottenheimer’s 2025 stats, the Cowboys’ 2‑4 record, and his upcoming test in Philadelphia.
The Dallas Cowboys fall 23-13 to the Green Bay Packers in Week 6, extending a disappointing 2026 season. Offense stalls under relentless Packers pressure, while a still‑inconsistent defense fails to stop Jordan Love’s third‑down conversions, despite a more aggressive look. Coach Brian Schottenheimer’s play‑calling draws criticism, and the absence of Cobie Durant and Jalen Thompson remains a concern. Yet the NFC East stays wide open—Giants lead at 3‑2‑1 while the Cowboys linger at 2‑4—keeping playoff hopes alive. The article breaks down the good, the bad, and the ugly of the loss.