Dallas rolled out a complete game in MetLife, lifting Dak Prescott and a shorthanded offense to a 37-22 win while Brian Schottenheimer's scripted start unlocked big plays for Hunter Luepke and Jake Ferguson. The defense finally applied sustained pressure on Justin Fields, totaling five sacks and forcing turnovers. Ryan Flournoy exploded for 104 receiving yards in the first half, signaling a potential breakout behind Lamb and Turpin on the mend. The win highlights a blueprint for depth and a changing target tree as Dallas looks to sustain momentum.

Fantasy managers should monitor Flournoy's role, the altered receiver pecking order, and the Cowboys' improved pass rush as early indicators of weekly upside, especially in games with similar injury situations and favorable matchups for Dallas' play design.

Dallas and Green Bay battled to a Week 4 stalemate, but Jerry Jones highlighted a clear offensive uptick: Dak Prescott is playing with speed and decisiveness, the running game is complementing the passing game, and Brian Schottenheimer’s pre-snap reads are fueling quicker throws. Dallas’ offense looks capable of sustaining momentum, with Dak delivering when the defense isn’t closing gaps. The win’s value is less about the result and more about the ceiling the offense has unlocked.

Defensively, the mood is cautiously optimistic. Jones pointed to reinforcements like DeMarvion Overshown and Donovan Ezeiruaku, plus Jadeveon Clowney, as soon-to-arrive help. Inside, Odighizuwa and Sam Williams flashed, and the unit showed improved interior pressure as the game wore on. With new players likely to join as early as this week, Dallas is hopeful the defense will converge toward its potential while the offense carries the load.

Dallas hosts Green Bay as Kenny Clark takes Week 4 captain duties while Micah Parsons returns to AT&T Stadium in a Packers uniform and won’t receive a Cowboys tribute. Clark’s leadership and the trade that sent him to Dallas frame a tense game, with a postgame jersey swap looming for Rashan Gary. The Cowboys’ captain corps—Prescott, Lamb, Odighizuwa, Wilson, Aubrey, and Goodwin—anchors a narrative built on loyalty, emotion, and competitive urgency.

Clark, a nine-year Green Bay staple, plays out a high-stakes reunion against his old teammates after a blockbuster swap for Parsons and multiple picks. Parsons’ return adds a layered storyline for fantasy managers and bettors, while Kraft’s praise of Clark reinforces the Packers’ influence in the box. Expect a hard-nosed, emotionally charged Week 4.

DeMarvion Overshown led a Central Texas flood-relief push, helping assemble 2,500 care kits and 500 dry-goods totes funded by UnitedHealthcare and Sanitas with an $11,000 donation. The effort mirrors the Cowboys’ long history of community leadership and Overshown’s goal to win Walter Payton Man of the Year someday.

Kits go to the Mexican consulate for delivery; Overshown's Arp roots and UT Austin ties fuel his drive. He’s inspired by Osa Odighizuwa’s NFLPA Community MVP honor and by teammates who’ve built a culture of giving, even as he navigates a knee-recovery year.