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The Cowboys face a tough task on Sunday night in Green Bay. If they can pull it off, they’ll be 3-3 and right in the thick of both division and conference contention. But in addition to Dallas’ efforts, what else…

Jess Haynie outlines the ideal Week 6 slate outcomes to maximize playoff positioning for the Dallas Cowboys ahead of their game against the Green Bay Packers. The writer argues that beyond Dallas attempting to reach a 3-3 record, Cowboys fans should hope for division rivals Philadelphia and New York to drop games against Carolina and New Orleans respectively.
Haynie also highlights wild-card implications, urging fans to root for Atlanta, Arizona, and Denver to inflict losses on conference rivals like Chicago, the Los Angeles Rams, and Seattle. Additionally, the writer tracks draft pick positioning influenced by Pittsburgh and New England.
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