
The Green Bay Packers have silenced their critics with a resurgent start, extending their win streak to three games with a 23-13 victory over the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field. The Packers dominated early, scoring 17 points in the first half while holding Dallas scoreless in the opening 30 minutes, including two key takeaways.
The Cowboys, now on a three-game losing skid, struggled offensively, managing just 13 points and 48 rushing yards on 15 attempts—a persistent issue for their offense under coach Brian Schottenheimer. Quarterback Dak Prescott had one of his least effective outings of the season, completing 34 of 54 passes for 258 yards, a touchdown, and two interceptions, while the Cowboys’ ground game remained stagnant for the fifth time in six games with 75 or fewer rushing yards.
Meanwhile, the Packers’ offense, led by Jordan Love, showed flashes of brilliance with an 11-of-18 performance on third downs, though their rushing attack managed only 57 yards. The Cowboys’ defense, already shaky, faced further challenges as Green Bay’s passing attack—despite dropped passes by Christian Watson and Matthew Golden—posed a constant threat, especially when Love had time to throw.
The Packers’ climb back into NFC contention hinges on their ability to sustain this momentum, particularly if their passing game falters against stiffer defenses down the stretch.

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