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Cowboys at Packers: The good, the bad, and the ugly from Week 6

The Dallas Cowboys’ struggles continued in Week 6 with a 23-13 defeat to the Green Bay Packers, deepening concerns about their underwhelming 2026 campaign. The offense remained stagnant, failing to generate momentum on the ground or through the air, while the defense struggled to contain Packers quarterback Jordan Love, particularly on third downs.

Despite aggressive defensive play—a rarity this season—the unit couldn’t execute key stops, allowing Green Bay to extend drives with ease. The Cowboys’ coaching decisions also came under scrutiny, as questionable play-calling left Dak Prescott with limited options against relentless pressure.

With the NFC East still wide open, the Cowboys’ playoff hopes aren’t entirely dead, but their recent performances suggest a team falling short of expectations despite its talent. The return of key defensive players like Cobie Durant and Jalen Thompson could be critical moving forward, though the offense’s inability to break out remains a glaring issue.

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