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After three games in 12 days, a pair of brutal losses and a gut-it-out win at the Houston Texans, the next Dallas Cowboys game on Sunday comes after a ten day rest. Unfortunately, even this break hasn’t felt long enough…

Sean Martin argues that the Dallas Cowboys must revive their rushing attack to defeat the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Following a disappointing loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Dallas faces a critical primetime matchup. The writer notes that Dallas has struggled against Green Bay for a decade, with its last victory at Lambeau coming during Dak Prescott's 2016 rookie season behind a dominant ground performance.
Martin highlights how recent opponents defeated the Packers by heavily controlling the ground game, including the Atlanta Falcons rushing for 242 yards. The article asserts that establishing the run with Javonte Williams and sustaining drives is essential to ease pressure on Prescott, protect a struggling defense under coordinator Christian Parker, and cool pressure on Brian Schottenheimer.
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