The Cowboys Travel to Green Bay to Take on the Packers

It’s another big week for the Cowboys as they travel to take on the Packers. Can they keep their winning streak alive?

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1.The Cowboys and Packers rivalry

The Cowboys and Packers have been rivals for many years. The two teams have met in some of the most memorable games in NFL history, including the “Ice Bowl” and the “Hail Mary” game. The rivalry was at its height in the 1990s, when the two teams were among the best in the NFC.

Today, the rivalry is not as intense as it once was, but it is still one of the most important games on each team’s schedule. The winner of this game will have a leg up in the race for the NFC North title.

2.The history of the Packers and Cowboys

The Packers are a professional American football team based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Cowboys are a professional American football team based in Arlington, Texas. The two teams have met each other 21 times in the regular season, with the Packers winning 12 games and the Cowboys winning 9 games.

3.Why the Packers are favored in this matchup

The Packers are favored in this matchup for a few reasons. First, they have a strong home-field advantage at Lambeau Field. Second, they have a more experienced and battle-tested quarterback in Aaron Rodgers. Third, the Packers’ defense is ranked higher than the Cowboys’ defense in most major statistical categories.

4.What the Cowboys need to do to win

The Cowboys will need to run the ball well to take pressure off of Prescott and keep the Packers’ offense off the field. Elliott will need to have a big game, and the offensive line will need to open up some holes for him. The Cowboys will also need to make some big plays in the passing game. Prescott will need to be accurate, and the receivers will need to make some tough catches. Lastly, the Cowboys’ defense will need to play well. They’ll need to stop the run and get after Rodgers. If they can do all of these things, they’ll have a chance to win.

5.X-factors for the Cowboys in this game

-The Packers are playing at home in Lambeau Field, where they have a significant advantage. The Cowboys will need to neutralize this advantage by capitalizing on their own strengths.
-The Packers have a strong passing game, led by quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The Cowboys will need to put pressure on Rodgers and force him to make mistakes.
-The Cowboys have a talented group of wide receivers, led by Dez Bryant. They will need to make plays against the Packers’ secondary.
-The Cowboys have a good running game, led by running back Ezekiel Elliott. They will need to use this to their advantage and control the clock.
-The Cowboys have a good defense, led by linebacker Sean Lee. They will need to make stops and get off the field on third downs.

6.X-factors for the Packers in this game

The Packers have a number of things working in their favor heading into this game.Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is playing at an MVP level and the Packers have one of the best home-field advantages in the NFL. But there are a few factors that could swing the game in the Cowboys’ favor.

-The weather: The forecast for Sunday’s game is for temperatures in the low 30s with a chance of snow. That could make it tough for the Packers’ offense, which relies heavily on Rodgers’ ability to make plays outside the pocket.
-Ezekiel Elliott: The Cowboys’ rookie running back is one of the best young players in the NFL. He’s coming off a 154-yard performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and he could be a key factor if the weather makes it tough to throw the ball.
-The Cowboys’ defense: The Cowboys have quietly been one of the best defensive teams in the NFL this season. They’re fourth in points allowed per game and they could give Rodgers and the Packers offense trouble if they can get pressure on him.

7.Predictions for the game

The Packers are coming off of a dominant win against the Giants, while the Cowboys narrowly defeated the Eagles. This will be a tough match-up for the Cowboys, who will have to rely on their strong running game to take down the Packers.

The Packers have one of the best quarterbacks in the league in Aaron Rodgers, and he will be looking to take advantage of a Cowboys secondary that has struggled this season. The Packers also have a strong rushing attack led by running back Aaron Jones.

The Cowboys will need to contain Rodgers and Jones if they want to win this game. They will also need to generate some offense of their own, as they have struggled to score points this season.

Prediction: Packers 24, Cowboys 20

8.How to watch the game

The best way to watch the game is by subscribing to NFL Game Pass. With NFL Game Pass you can watch replays of every game, live out-of-market preseason games, and listen to live gameday audio. You can also get access to exclusive NFL content like game highlights, top plays, and much more.
If you are not able to subscribe to NFL Game Pass, you can still watch the game live on television. The Cowboys vs Packers game will be broadcasted on FOX.

9.What’s at stake for the Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys are currently in first place in the NFC East with a 6-7 record. They are tied with the Philadelphia Eagles for the division lead, but hold the tiebreaker by virtue of their head-to-head win earlier this season. The Cowboys are also just a half-game behind the Green Bay Packers for the final wild card spot in the NFC playoffs.

The Packers are 10-3 and have already clinched a playoff berth. They can clinch the NFC North title with a win over the Cowboys, or a loss by the Minnesota Vikings.

Both teams are coming off losses in Week 15. The Cowboys were blown out by the Los Angeles Rams 44-21, while the Packers lost to the Chicago Bears 24-17.

10.What’s at stake for the Packers

The Cowboys are currently in first place in the NFC East with a record of 10-1. The Packers are in second place in the NFC North with a record of 8-3. With the Cowboys win, they would clinch the NFC East title and would also clinch a first round bye in the playoffs. The Packers win would put them in a tie for first place with the Lions who they play next week.