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Cowboys vs. Packers: 2 winners and 4 losers from the game

The Dallas Cowboys entered Sunday’s matchup against the Green Bay Packers still searching for answers after a disappointing loss to Tampa Bay, but another sluggish offensive outing and defensive missteps left them trailing early and struggling to find momentum. Green Bay took a commanding 17-0 lead at halftime, with Dallas squandering key opportunities through turnovers and penalties, ultimately falling 23-13—a result that underscored lingering questions about the offense’s consistency and the defense’s ability to generate impact plays.

Despite a late rally, the Cowboys managed just 13 points, with Javonte Williams limited to 11 carries and the team amassing only 48 rushing yards, reinforcing concerns about their offensive identity under head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who has now overseen two straight slow starts.

Defensively, however, Dallas flashed signs of improvement with standout performances from Quinnen Williams and Dee Winters. Williams delivered a crucial sack on Jordan Love early in the game, disrupting Green Bay’s ground game and injecting some much-needed energy into a defense that has struggled this season.

Meanwhile, Winters made a game-changing interception in the first quarter, though replay ruled it short of a touchdown. While the offense failed to capitalize on the turnover, Winters’ play was exactly the kind of high-impact moment Dallas has needed to regain its defensive edge.

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