Green Bay Packers – Dallas Cowboys

NFL regular-season game, Week 6, played 11-on-11, over four quarters, with Dallas traveling to Green Bay. After five games, Green Bay is 3–2, with 104 points scored and 112 allowed, and recently defeated Chicago 31–7 on October 11.

Dallas is 2–3, with 138 points scored and 136 allowed, after a 16–24 loss to Tampa Bay on October 8. The opponents faced and the detailed efficiency of the units are not documented sufficiently to compare their level precisely.

The surface and weather have not yet been established.

Green Bay reports an all-time regular-season record of 17–13–1 against Dallas and seven wins in the last nine meetings. No score or date for any individual recent meeting is documented here.

This streak provides historical context but does not directly measure the current rosters, styles, or level of the two teams.

Green Bay scenario: hosting the game at Lambeau, the better record, two consecutive wins, and the extra day of rest may favor the Packers. Limitation: Green Bay has conceded 112 points, and several players appeared on a recent medical report, without a confirmed status for this game.

Dallas scenario: the Cowboys have scored 138 points in five games and have a 1–1–0 road record, supporting the hypothesis of a competitive offense and a response after Tampa Bay. Limitation: their 2–3 record, recent loss, travel, and lack of verified data on quarterback protection, the running game, and turnovers reduce the strength of this argument.

The effect of the weather, wind, and playing surface remains unknown.

The starters, rotations, and any tactical changes have not been confirmed. Starting pitchers have not yet been announced.