Cowboys fall 23-13 to Packers

The Dallas Cowboys fell 23-13 to the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field, dropping to 2-4 and extending their long wait for a victory over their longtime rivals. Dallas was shut out in the first half and struggled to respond, while Dak Prescott was pressured, hit repeatedly and threw an interception in a costly sequence. Even while trailing, the Cowboys ran the ball just seven times in 47 second-half plays, prompting renewed questions about the team’s game plan, roster and ability to correct recurring mistakes. The loss further dimmed confidence in a season where the weak NFC East offers a possible path back, but Dallas has not looked reliable in recent games. The Cowboys next face the Philadelphia Eagles on the road.