Cowboys vs. Packers live player stats, box score and match stats for Sunday Night Football in Week 6
Live match and player stats for the Dallas Cowboys vs. Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night Football in NFL Week 6.
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Live match and player stats for the Dallas Cowboys vs. Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night Football in NFL Week 6.
The Cowboys (2-3, +2 point differential) host the Packers (3-2, -8) in what could become Week 6’s highest‑scoring showdown. Dallas boasts top‑seven EPA and success rates despite a porous defense that ranks worst in the league, while Green Bay sits sixth in total EPA defensively but 18th in success rate after facing weak offenses. Expect Dak Prescott to thrive and Jordan Love to target Christian Watson and Matthew Golden, with a projected 38‑34 scoreline at Lambeau Field.
Sunday Night Football pits the Dallas Cowboys (2-3) against the Green Bay Packers (3-2) at Lambeau Field. The Packers, rebounding with back‑to‑back wins including a dominant victory over the Bears, aim to solidify their NFC North lead. The Cowboys, still alive in a chaotic NFC East after a loss to the Buccaneers, look to bounce back as the Eagles and Giants also stumble. A Packers win would drop the Lions to the bottom of the division, with the Vikings sitting unbeaten at 5-0. Fans can join the Lions community discussion on Pride of Detroit.
Sunday Night Football pits the 2-3 Dallas Cowboys against the 3-2 Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on Oct. 18, 2026, with kickoff at 8:20 PM EST on NBC. The Packers lead the all‑time series 17‑13‑1 and have won three of the last four meetings, the most recent ending in a 40‑point overtime tie in 2025. FanDuel lists the Packers as -1.5 favorites with an over/under of 53.5 points. Live stream options include Peacock and FuboTV, and the open chat invites fan discussion.
The Dallas Cowboys (2-3) host a live game‑day chat as they head to Lambeau Field to face the 3-2 Green Bay Packers in Week 6. After a surprising loss to the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers, fans are invited to debate every snap and snap‑by‑snap updates on Blogging The Boys. The thread offers ad‑free, fast commenting via the SB Nation app on iOS or Android, encouraging die‑hard supporters to join the discussion and stay on top of Cowboys news.
Micah Parsons remains sidelined for Green Bay's Week 6 showdown with the Dallas Cowboys as he continues rehab from a torn left‑ACL and meniscus surgery suffered in December 2025. Though he’s been spotted running at the Packers facility, he stays on the PUP list and has not received medical clearance for practice or game action. Coach Matt LaFleur says the team is getting closer to a return, but no firm date is set, and Parsons will miss the Cowboys matchup at Lambeau Field.
The Dallas Cowboys travel to Lambeau Field for a Week 6 Sunday Night Football showdown against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026, at 8:20 PM ET on NBC. The Packers, now 3‑2 after a 31‑7 win over Chicago highlighted by Jordan Love’s 367‑yard, two‑touchdown effort, look to extend their streak against a Cowboys defense that has allowed 395.4 yards per game. Dallas sits 2‑3 after a 24‑16 loss to Tampa Bay, with Dak Prescott throwing for 1,381 yards and nine touchdowns, while CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens form a top receiving duo. The game can be streamed live on Fubo.
Sunday Night Football pits the Green Bay Packers against the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field on October 18, 2026. After last season’s dramatic 40‑40 tie at AT&T Stadium, the NFC showdown could give Green Bay a crucial early boost toward the playoffs. The post invites fans to join Acme Packing Company's game‑day discussion on the SB Nation app, highlighting features like fewer ads, easy navigation, and fast commenting.
Josh Jacobs will sit out the Packers' Week 6 clash with the Dallas Cowboys because he remains on the NFL’s Commissioner’s Exempt List. The league says he will be removed from the list on Monday, Oct. 19, making him eligible for Week 7 against Detroit, but his return is not guaranteed as the personal‑conduct investigation—and possible suspension—continues. Jacobs was placed on the list on Aug. 30 after pleading no contest to misdemeanor battery and property‑damage charges from a May incident in Wisconsin. Green Bay has had to rely on backup backs, and his potential comeback could revitalize the offense, though the final disciplinary outcome is still pending.
The Packers reveal their Week 6 inactives for the Dallas game, confirming cornerback Benjamin St‑Juste and three offensive linemen—Jager Burton, Aaron Banks (questionable) and Donovan Jennings (healthy scratch)—won’t play. Jacob Monk and John Williams move up the depth chart, while the team keeps receiver Savion Williams, DL Anthony Campbell and CB Brandon Cisse on the active list amid thin defensive units. A full 48‑man roster list follows, and the Cowboys will miss LB DeMarvion Overshown but feature CB Joey Porter Jr. on the field.
The Pittsburgh Steelers officially secure a 2027 sixth‑round and a 2028 second‑round draft pick from the Dallas Cowboys after finalizing the Joey Porter Jr. trade. The conditional sixth‑rounder, tied to Porter playing two regular‑season games, is now confirmed, adding significant future capital for Pittsburgh's roster building.
For nearly a decade, Jim Nantz shared the CBS broadcast booth with former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. Following Romo’s departure from the network after his arrest for OWI, CBS brought in former NFL defensive end J.J. Watt to partner with Nantz for the remainder of the 2026 season. As the two began building chemistry […] The post “Broken”: CBS’ Jim Nantz Injures Himself Live During NFL Broadcast With JJ Watt appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys clash Sunday Night Football in Week 6, with both teams' RB depth charts under the microscope. Pack ers start MarShawn Lloyd (RB1) after Josh Jacobs lands on the commissioner's exempt list and Christopher Brooks sits on IR; Pierre Strong Jr. and Kaleb Johnson back him up. Dallas fields Javonte Williams as RB1, despite Malik Davis’s IR stint, with Tyler Goodson and Emari Demercado as backups. The Packers (3‑2) chase a third straight win after a 31‑7 beatdown of Chicago, while the Cowboys (2‑3) aim to rebound from a 24‑16 loss and a league‑worst 6.4 yards per play allowed. The game also pits Dak Prescott against Green Bay’s secondary, which has forced seven interceptions this season.
The Green Bay Packers aim for a third straight win as they host the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football, Oct. 18, 2026, at 8:20 PM ET on NBC. Jordan Love has thrown for 1,408 yards and 10 TDs, while Christian Watson shines as a top receiver; the defense boasts 14 sacks and seven interceptions. Dallas, sitting at 2‑3, relies on Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb’s 507 yards and four TDs, and Javonte Williams’ six rushing scores. The rivalry favors Green Bay, who have won 10 of the last 12 meetings. The game streams free on Fubo (trial available).
Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon confirms he'll suit up for Sunday night’s primetime clash with the Dallas Cowboys despite a recent groin strain, Coach Matt LaFleur says. Nixon missed Wednesday’s practice but returned for limited work Thursday‑Friday and reports feeling fully recovered. He emphasizes his “body as a resume” mindset, vowing to play every Sunday. The Packers (3‑2) also list safety Evan Williams back, while fellow corner Brandon Cisse is questionable with a hip issue and Benjamin St‑Juste remains out. The matchup pits the secondary against Dak Prescott’s pass‑heavy attack, with the Cowboys sitting at 2‑3. Game tips off at 7:20 p.m. CT on NBC and Peacock.
Cowboys Cowboys LB DeMarvion Overshown said the defensive players met after Week 5’s loss to the Buccaneers. Dallas HC Brian Schottenheimer praised their players for showing initiative to make changes and be accountable. “I love it,” Schottenheimer said, via ESPN. “I’ve said from the very beginning, the best teams I’ve ever been around are led […] The post NFC Notes: Jalen Hurts, Brian Schottenheimer, Cowboys, Eagles, Giants appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
On Sunday Night Football, the 2‑3 Dallas Cowboys visit 3‑2 Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. The preview outlines three keys: First, exploit the Packers’ weak run defense by leaning on Javonte Williams and possibly shifting to more tight‑end Brevyn Spann‑Ford for extra blocking. Second, neutralize Green Bay’s deep‑ball threats—Christian Watson, Matthew Golden and Jordan Love—by pressuring the quarterback with varied blitzes and leveraging Joey Porter Jr.’s coverage to free Christian Parker. Third, sustain long, ball‑control drives that end in touchdowns to keep the high‑scoring Packers offense off the field. Success hinges on a balanced Cowboys ground game and disciplined, aggressive defense.
Week 6’s Sunday Night Football pits the Green Bay Packers against the Dallas Cowboys, with both teams locking in their quarterback depth charts. Jordan Love remains the Packers’ starter, backed by veteran Tyrod Taylor, while Dak Prescott leads the Cowboys with Sam Howell as QB2. Love has tossed 1,408 yards, 10 TDs and three picks in five games, averaging 281.6 yards per outing. Prescott sits sixth in the league at 1,381 passing yards, posting three 300‑yard games. The matchup decides second‑place ties in each division, making the QB duel a key storyline.
The Packers placed DTs Javon Hargrave (Achilles tear) and Jonathan Ford (calf strain) on IR just before Sunday’s night game against the Dallas Cowboys. Hargrave’s injury occurred in the 31‑7 win over Chicago on Oct. 11 and ends his season, while Ford missed practice all week. Coach Matt LaFleur says the team has a “next‑man‑up” plan, with Anthony Campbell’s ankle status pending and Devonte Wyatt working back from a prior injury. The 3‑2 Packers will host the 2‑3 Cowboys at 7:20 p.m. CT on NBC/Peacock.
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Packers linebacker Zaire Franklin highlights his on‑field leadership and pre‑game scouting ahead of Sunday’s clash with the Dallas Cowboys. After forcing a fumble in the 31‑7 win over Chicago on Oct. 11, Franklin says he stays active on the sideline, cheering teammates and monitoring offense, defense and special teams. He warns that Dallas features “two alphas” – veteran QB Dak Prescott and weapons CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens – and stresses the need for disciplined play. Franklin also paid tribute to injured DT Javon Hargrave. The Packers (3‑2) host the Cowboys (2‑3) at 7:20 p.m. CT on NBC/Peacock.
The Cowboys, 2‑3 after five weeks, travel to Lambeau Field seeking their first win since 2016. While Dallas’ offense shows top‑three potential, the article highlights three under‑the‑radar players who could tip the balance: RB Tyler Goodson, expected to see more carries and screen passes against Green Bay’s strong pass defense; WR Ryan Flournoy, likely to get a high‑target game and his first TD after a 90‑yard performance versus Tampa Bay; and punter Bryan Anger, whose 49.6‑yard punts could pin the Packers deep and help a struggling defense. These breakout chances make the matchup worth watching.
Questions emerge about whether Mike Pettine can fix the Cowboys’ defensive problems.
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott said Thursday that defensive tackle Quinnen Williams and the defense’s leaders called Monday’s players-only meeting, and that he has already seen it show up on the practice field this week as Dallas prepares for Sunday night’s game at the Green Bay Packers. The defense met without coaches […]
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott said this week that players should tell trainers about anything bothering their bodies, after Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was ruled out with a blood clot found days after he took a hit. The Eagles said Hurts was cleated in a Week 4 game against the Los […]