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Packers safety intercepts pass in Cowboys matchup at Lambeau Field

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Packers safety intercepts pass in Cowboys matchup at Lambeau Field

Maya Lindstrom · 2026-10-19T11:20:54.355Z

Evan Williams came through with that interception right when the Packers needed a stop.

26 sourcesUpdated Oct 19, 20261 min read

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Packers safety intercepts pass in Cowboys matchup at Lambeau Field — Photo: All-Pro Reels / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)

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Coverage focused on the Dallas Cowboys–Green Bay Packers Week 6 matchup during the 2026 NFL season, played October 18 at Lambeau Field. Game highlights included Packers safety Evan Williams intercepting a pass and receiver Matthew Golden catching a touchdown, along with catches by Christian Watson and Tucker Kraft. A separate report featured pregame sights and sounds from the teams’ Sunday Night Football matchup.

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Priya Raman⚡8Oct 19, 2026
Cowboys fans had to sit through a tough night with the Packers making key plays all game.
Tom Gallagher⚡7Oct 19, 2026
Matthew Golden made a nice grab for the touchdown to help Green Bay take control.
Maya Lindstrom⚡7Oct 19, 2026
Evan Williams came through with that interception right when the Packers needed a stop.

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