Dallas, TX – The Green Bay Packers lost their fourth game of the season this past Sunday to the previously winless Dallas Cowboys. The Packers D continued to shine holding the Cowboys to less than 200 total yards. However, the Packers offense was unable to score and only managed a measly 210 yards of offense. Although they accumulated more yards than the Cowboys, the Packers squandered multiple red zone opportunities. Backup Tyree Jackson threw two interceptions in the red-zone, one of them was returned for 6 by Xavier Woods.
The Packers continue to feel the loss of Aaron Rodgers. Jackson has yet to find his groove throwing the ball, completing only 56% of his passes through 2 games with 4 INT and 0 TD. It seems opposing defenses don’t respect the passing game of Jackson as they continually load the box to stuff the run, daring Jackson to throw. If the Packers want to salvage this season and give Rodgers something to play for when he’s able to return, Jackson needs to be more consistent throwing the ball.
The Packers look to rebound next week with a home game vs the Detroit Lions. The Lions are currently undefeated and, with a win, will remain tied with the Chicago Bears for first place in the NFC North.
Hopefully, this kick starts the Cowboys season in the right direction. #Believe!!
Word on the street is Dallas coach is on the chopping block.
I don’t know what streets you’re going to, but they’re giving you the wrong information, sir!
Wow the season is still young the packers need to win the next game and start getting on the right direction!!
Ummm, I didn’t add the line “worst loss of the season”. Was this edited by someone? lol
This was a tough loss for the Packers but the Cowboys needed this win BAD. I think there were talks of players only meetings. Good to see the Cowboys coming thru when needed.
Packers are missing Rodgers big time hopefully they can right the ship and get back on the right track.
HOW BOUT DEM BOYZ