Breaking down the Packers' final injury report before facing the Cowboys on "Sunday Night Football" in Week 4.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer recently had to regroup the troops due to a poor start at practice earlier this week.

The Dallas Cowboys’ recent injury bug has added to the list of struggles that could crash their playoff dreams. They are 1-2, and their offense is facing serious tests without playmakers.

It seems like the Cowboys are a bit of a glass cannon. It feels like they’re hoping to win shootouts this year, which is going to be hard against this defense. What does the offense look like without CeeDee Lamb and the two starting offensive linemen who are going to be out?

Micah Parsons makes his return to Dallas exactly one month after being traded to Green Bay. Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.

Micah Parsons will get his chance for a revenge game on Sunday when the Dallas Cowboys host the Green Bay Packers. That may not bode well for the Cowboys' depleted offensive line, but Jerry Jones doesn't think Parsons will be unstoppable.

Lead running back Javonte Williams is off to a career-best start. He’s averaging 75.5 yards per game after the first three weeks of the season. Williams averages 46 yards per game in his career.

Micah Parsons isn't the only one ready to face his ex-teammates in Week 4, and do the Cowboys have a chance without CeeDee Lamb?

The Cowboys appeared to find another undrafted free-agent gem when they signed rookie cornerback Zion Childress to their 90 man roster. Almost five months later, the former Kentucky Wildcat is now a member of the Houston Texans.

It was a normal press conference on Friday afternoon, until it wasn't - when a Dallas Cowboys legend surprised coach Brian Schottenheimer.