Offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich praised rookie wideout Savion Williams after his debut in Green Bay’s 23‑13 victory over Dallas, saying the 6‑4, 220‑lb player is “as talented as guys we have on this team.” Williams, activated from IR on Oct. 24, showed a big‑play third‑down catch, though he’s still mastering route running. Stenavich highlighted the dramatic third‑down turnaround (nine of ten conversions early) and Jordan Love’s “spectacular throws.” He also dismissed concerns over Matthew Golden’s three drops, trusting the veteran’s ability. The Packers head to Detroit next, aiming to build on the momentum.
Caleb Downs has delivered more highs than lows early in his Cowboys career. But why hasn't he looked like a superstar yet?
On Sunday, the Packers intercepted a pass from the Cowboys after Dallas receiver CeeDee Lamb slipped, but quarterback Jordan Love’s own interception also stems from a mis‑run route. Coach Matt LaFleur says slot receiver Matthew Golden was supposed to run a “Lookie” option route—initial slant with an out as a backup—but he broke outside, letting a linebacker undercut the ball. The faulty route disrupted timing, allowing Brandon Cisse to pick off the throw. The article breaks down the play’s motion, the Lookie concept, and why the mis‑execution hurt Love’s pass.
The Cowboys have done some roster shuffling, including signing Joe Milton's replacement and waiving a former fifth-round pick.
The Dallas Cowboys made three roster moves Tuesday, as they prepare for their Week 7 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday. Dallas promoted safety Juanyeh Thomas to the active roster, waived cornerback Caelen Carson and signed quarterback Kyle Trask to the practice squad following Joe Milton III’s departure to Philadelphia. Thomas’ promotion came after […]
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Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich warns that quarterback Jordan Love is taking too many hits and blames protection lapses by the O‑line and running backs. After Love’s 276‑yard, two‑score performance in a 23‑13 win over Dallas, Stenavich says the team must tighten twist mechanics and improve coordination before facing a Lions front that ranks near the bottom in points allowed, featuring pass‑rushers D.J. Wonnum and Aidan Hutchinson. The Lions, coming off a bye, will test Green Bay’s adjustments in the Sunday, Oct. 25 matchup at Ford Field.
ESPN analyst Ben Solak says the Dallas Cowboys may trade wideout George Pickens before the Nov. 10 deadline if the 2‑4 team keeps losing. He cites Pickens’ slipping focus, the Cowboys’ $27.3 M franchise tag, and salary‑cap strain from adding cornerback Joey Porter Jr. Solak imagines Pickens landing with the Los Angeles Rams to replace Davante Adams or with the Kansas City Chiefs as a new deep threat for Patrick Mahomes. This week Pickens has logged 428 yards and 1 TD on 33 catches, highlighted by a 130‑yard, 9‑catch performance against Tampa Bay. The article also notes Dallas’ 66.9% chance to win the NFC East, upcoming Monday Night Football at Philadelphia, and recent trades involving Porter and other Steelers assets.
The Cowboys boost their depth ahead of the Oct. 26 clash with Philadelphia, promoting safety Juanyeh Thomas from the practice squad after three elevations (12 defensive snaps, 65 special‑teams snaps, 4 tackles) and waiving cornerback Caelen Carson. They also add former Buccaneers quarterback Kyle Track to the practice squad, filling the third‑QB slot opened by Joe Milton III’s move to the Eagles. Coach Brian Schottenheimer notes injuries to DaRon Bland, Cobie Durant, and returner KaVontae Turpin, while linebacker DeMarvion Overshown earns a start. Dallas sits 2‑4 after a 23‑13 loss to Green Bay.
Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer says returner KaVontae Turpin (rib cartilage injury) and linebacker Dee Winters (Achilles strain) are unlikely to play Monday night’s clash with the Philadelphia Eagles after both exited the 23‑13 loss to Green Bay. Turpin’s X‑rays are clear, but he’s “week‑to‑week.” Tyler Goodson and Jonathan Mingo stepped up in the return game, while the linebacker corps leans on rookie Jaishawn Barham, Shemar James and Justin Barron. DeMarvion Overshown, Cobie Durant and Joey Porter Jr. are each trending toward a return after recent injuries. The Cowboys aim to field a relatively healthy roster for the Eagles showdown.
After a 23-13 loss to the Packers, Cowboys receiver Ryan Flournoy urges the offense to give running back Javonte Williams more carries. Williams logged 11 rushes for 41 yards and a 1‑yard TD in Green Bay, while Dallas threw a season‑high 54 passes and finished with just 48 rushing yards. Flournoy, who caught 7 of 9 targets for 40 yards against Green Bay, says the team must ‘feed’ Williams and tighten up its motion and run game before facing Vic Fangio’s Eagles defense. Coach Brian Schottenheimer admits the 54‑pass barrage wasn’t planned, but emphasizes returning to a balanced attack.
Rashan Gary highlights his breakout performance at Lambeau Field, where he logged nine pressures and three quarterback hits in the Cowboys' 23-13 loss to the Packers—tying his career best and making him the only Dallas defender with over five pressures this season. Gary stresses that consistent habits in meetings and practice drive a fast‑moving pass rush and the team's improvement. He looks ahead to the crucial Monday night divisional clash with the 2‑4 Philadelphia Eagles, noting that handling NFC East games is vital for playoff hopes. Reunited with former Packers teammate Kenny Clark and coached by former Green Bay staff, Gary remains excited, not frustrated, as Dallas aims to gain momentum.
Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Kenny Clark says the team's 2‑4 start must be reversed with a Monday night division win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Both clubs sit 2‑4, while the Eagles fell 25‑14 to the Panthers and the Cowboys lost 23‑13 to Green Bay. Clark, a former Packers Pro Bowler traded for Micah Parsons in August 2025, recorded his first sack of the season on Jordan Love and urges urgency on third‑down and run defense. He and fellow captain Quinnen Williams impressed coach Brian Schottenheimer, who praised the defensive line’s disruption. Clark stresses that fixing the run game and converting third downs is essential for the Cowboys’ turnaround.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown announces he’s set to return against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night, his first snap since a hamstring strain sidelined him after the Week 1 loss to the New York Giants. The Cowboys, now 2-4 after a 23-13 defeat at Green Bay, hope his comeback offsets the loss of fellow linebacker Dee Winters, who is out with an Achilles strain. Overshown says he’s been fully involved in team drills, meetings, and rehab, and is ready to contribute whether or not he resumes his green‑dot duties. Coach Brian Schottenheimer promises a cautious workload as the defense leans on Overshown’s depth.
A 2-4 record leaves little room to stand still, and the Cowboys aren’t. Ahead of a Monday Night Football meeting with the Eagles, Dallas has brought in a quarterback who was once a second-round pick, and the team confirmed another move alongside it. Neither changes who starts under center, but the timing is worth a […]
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The Dallas Cowboys are all set to welcome linebacker DeMarvion Overshown back to the lineup for their Week 7 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football. After missing five consecutive games with a hamstring injury, Overshown has been medically cleared to return, giving Dallas another option at linebacker following Dee Winters’ recent injury. […]
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The Packers beat the Cowboys 23‑13 at Lambeau Field, snapping a 10‑point slump with three key takeaways. Two early interceptions by Evan Williams and Brandon Cisse set up a 25‑yard field goal and a 1‑yard TD run by Jordan Love, accounting for 10 points off turnovers, while Dallas failed to capitalize on Love’s pick. Green Bay’s offense settled for three field goals despite four red‑zone trips, missing chances to extend the lead. In the fourth quarter, Dallas went 0‑for‑2 on fourth‑down attempts, including a missed pass to CeeDee Lamb at midfield. The win improves Green Bay to 4‑2, and the team heads to Detroit on Oct. 25.
Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III delivered a blunt assessment of the Dallas Cowboys after their 23-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers, criticizing the team’s inability to perform consistently on both sides of the ball. His analysis highlighted defensive breakdowns, Dak Prescott’s struggles and missed opportunities that prevented Dallas from mounting a comeback. The […]
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An injured Micah Parsons shared a moment with CeeDee Lamb following the Green Bay Packers’ victory over the Dallas Cowboys, creating a notable postgame scene between former teammates. Despite the disappointment of the 23-13 loss for Dallas, the exchange offered a reminder of the relationships that remain between players competing on opposite sides. The matchup […]
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Packers head coach Matt LaFleur praises the safety trio—Xavier McKinney, Javon Bullard and Evan Williams—after they limited the Cowboys to 13 points in a 23-13 win on Oct. 20, 2026. Williams’ 17‑yard interception of Dak Prescott, set up by a disguised coverage, sparked a 15‑play, 73‑yard drive that ended with a Trey Smack field goal. Bullard broke up three passes, while McKinney recorded three tackles, a QB hit and praised defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon’s schemes. LaFleur says the trio could be matched against any NFL offense as Green Bay heads to Detroit on Oct. 25.
On Sunday night the Cowboys thought they’d tied the game when Dee Winters intercepted Jordan Love and appeared to run it back for a touchdown, but a replay review ruled him down by contact, leaving Dallas at the Packers’ 42-yard line. Instead of scoring, Dallas lost the ball to a Zaire Franklin blitz, and Dak Prescott threw an interception to Evan Williams on the next play. Green Bay then engineered a 15‑play, 73‑yard drive ending with a field goal and later a touchdown, building a 23‑13 lead. The overturned defensive score and subsequent turnover proved the turning point in Dallas’ loss.
After the Packers’ 23‑13 victory over the Cowboys on Sunday Night Football, head coach Matt LaFleur publicly criticizes NFL officials for uneven rough‑the‑passer enforcement. Green Bay leads the league with six roughing penalties this season, three of which were called on Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott, while Jordan Love has seen 39 hits without a single flag. LaFleur says the rule should be applied consistently, will send game footage to the league for review, and urges Love to confront officials more aggressively. The coach’s comments reignite a debate over quarterback protection and could impact future officiating standards.
In a 23-13 win over the Dallas Cowboys, Packers rookie Matthew Golden caught six passes for 104 yards and a touchdown despite two costly drops. He was targeted a team‑high 13 times and later urged quarterback Jordan Love to “keep trusting me,” a confidence boost Love praised. Coach Matt LaFleur acknowledged the drops as a season‑long issue but said faith in the players remains. Golden and Christian Watson also set a franchise record during the game. The Packers (4‑2) head to Detroit on Oct. 25.
Commanders Commanders GM Adam Peters still stands behind HC Dan Quinn even after the team fell short the past two weeks, including the mistake where they couldn’t get off a field goal as time expired in overtime. “I think (Quinn) has created that culture where, you know, I’ve been on teams where things have fractured […]
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The Cowboys drop to 2‑4 after a 23‑13 defeat at Green Bay, and rookie defenders were exposed. Safety Caleb Downs logged 12 tackles but allowed six completions on six targets, highlighting coverage woes. Malachi Lawrence’s lone pass‑defended play came despite 21 pass‑rush snaps, offering no pressure on Jordan Love. Jaishawn Barham shined against the run with three stops but missed a key tackle and gave up 82 yards on six targets, letting a Packers touchdown drive continue. Defensive end LT Overton, playing with a foot injury, recorded no tackles or pressures in 16 rush attempts. The piece breaks down each rookie’s stats and shows where Dallas must improve.
Packers head coach Matt LaFleur blasted the inconsistent enforcement of rough‑passing penalties after Green Bay’s 23‑13 win over Dallas, where the defense was flagged three times in the fourth quarter while the Cowboys received none. LaFleur urged officials to call the rule equally and suggested Love push harder for calls. He also praised quarterback Jordan Love’s performance – 23‑of‑41, 276 yards, a TD, an INT and a rushing score – calling him a “G” who “balled out” despite early‑season abuse. The Packers (4‑2) head to Detroit for their next game on Oct. 25.