Dallas rode a reshaped offensive line behind Dak Prescott to a 37-22 win over the Jets, with Prescott delivering four touchdowns and calm late drives. The four-new starters on the line held up, epitomizing the next-man-up mindset. The defense throttled Justin Fields with a season-best pressure rate and forced timely turnovers, while Ryan Flournoy broke out with 6 receptions and 114 yards.

Dallas also won the turnover battle for the second straight week, underscoring complementary football. The night highlighted leadership, depth, and poise—qualities Schottenheimer said define this team as it navigates injuries and continues to build toward a deeper, more dangerous stretch run.

Sam Williams’ facemask penalty on Jordan Love and a late hit that drew no punishment highlighted a penalty-heavy Cowboys- Packers Week 4. Williams was fined $11,002 for the facemask, part of Dallas’ growing discipline concerns that have produced over $90,000 in fines across six players through four games. Green Bay answered with a 40-40 tie, aided by Emanuel Wilson and a late-hit non-fine on Marist Liufau, while Josh Jacobs delivered a late TD for the visitors, underscoring how penalties can swing momentum and fantasy value.