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Cowboys at Packers, Week 6 Opponent Preview

The Dallas Cowboys enter Lambeau Field as a top-10 offensive unit but bring one of the NFL’s most porous defenses, allowing an average of 30.1 points per game in 2025. Despite a 2-3 record, the Cowboys’ offense remains a bright spot, led by quarterback Dak Prescott and standout receiver George Pickens, who finished third in receiving yards last season.

However, their defense ranked last in nearly every major statistical category, including points allowed, passing yards, and third-down conversion rate, contributing to four straight losses by fewer than 10 points. The Cowboys also suffered significant personnel changes, losing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and key defensive linemen like Jadeveon Clowney and Solomon Thomas, while adding veterans like Von Miller and Malachi Lawrence to bolster their pass rush.

Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers, riding a 31-7 win over Chicago—highlighted by five takeaways—will face their toughest offensive challenge of the season against Dallas’ elite quarterback and receiver group. The Packers’ defense, which has been dominant in recent weeks, will need to contain Prescott and Pickens to avoid another high-scoring affair, especially after their offense struggled in efficiency metrics entering Week 6.

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