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The Cowboys completely abandoned the run in Green Bay

The Dallas Cowboys' late-game strategy in their Sunday night loss to the Green Bay Packers became a one-dimensional affair, heavily favoring the pass despite mounting challenges. After narrowing the deficit to 17-7 on a Javonte Williams touchdown with just over nine minutes left in the third quarter, the Cowboys leaned almost exclusively on their passing game over their final 40 offensive plays, attempting 39 passes—including multiple long drives that ended in turnovers on downs and a failed two-point conversion.

The Packers, already ranked 17th in rushing defense efficiency entering the game, exploited the Cowboys' lack of balance, as the offense struggled to sustain drives without a viable ground game. The relentless passing approach ultimately backfired, leaving Dallas without a sustainable offensive plan as they fell short in a tough loss.

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