The Green Bay Packers are in Arlington this weekend for a showdown against the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium.  Both teams are coming off a loss in

The All-Pro defensive game wrecker will get the chance to shine against his former team on Sunday Night Football.

Week 3 went pretty poorly for our Cowboys, both in terms of their loss to Chicago and results from around the league. Just about everything we hoped for in last week’s guide went the other way. Hopefully, the Week 4 slate will work out far better for Dallas’ interests.

Three Packers starters – left tackle Rasheed Walker (quadricep), tight end Tucker Kraft (knee/elbow), defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt (knee) – were all upgraded to full participation on Friday and will play against the Cowboys.

The Cowboys host the Packers on Sunday night at AT&T Stadium in the first matchup since the blockbuster trade that sent Parsons to Green Bay for a pair of first-round picks and defensive tackle Kenny Clark.

Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs missed practice on Wednesday with a knee injury, raising concerns about a player who is already red-flagged.

When it comes to Adjusted EPA (expected points added) per play, Prescott ranks No. 1 out of all 32 starting quarterbacks in the NFL. Prescott's Total QBR is 58.8, which ranks 14th overall in the league, but when it comes to the formula that perhaps better isolates a QB's performance from his team, he stands out amongst his peers.

Last season, the Cowboys’ title hopes went down with Dak Prescott. Fresh off his record-setting four-year, $240 million extension on September 8, 2024, the QB looked ready to lead Dallas deep into the playoffs.