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It’s become a regular thing for the Dallas Cowboys to come out and underperform. The recipe lately has been to start slow, bring out despair in the fanbase, and then give them a smidge of hope when they start to…

Dan Rogers analyzes the Dallas Cowboys' 24-13 defeat against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field, arguing that the team once again underperformed in a frustrating loss. The writer criticizes the Cowboys' offense for generating a season-low 13 points, highlighting Dak Prescott's two interceptions and struggles navigating Green Bay's coverage while dealing with protection breakdowns along the offensive line.
Rogers also critiques the Cowboys' defensive struggles on third downs and a lack of outside pass rush against quarterback Jordan Love. However, the writer notes bright spots, including Dee Winters' interception, three interior sacks from Kenny Clark, Quinnen Williams, and Elijah Garcia, and positive cornerback play from Joey Porter Jr.
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