Green Bay and Dallas staged a wild SNF overtime shootout that ended in a 40-40 tie. Jordan Love delivered one of his best games (31-for-43, 337 yards, 3 TDs) behind a patchwork line, with Romeo Doubs catching 6 of 8 for 58 yards and all three touchdowns. A questionable Matt LaFleur timeout before halftime sparked a Cowboys rally, while Green Bay’s special teams remained a recurring liability after a blocked extra point turned into a safety/two-point swing. By bye week, the Packers sit 2-1-1 and face plenty to fix.

Dallas flipped a 13-point deficit into a halftime lead with a spark from the special teams unit. Juanyeh Thomas blocked the Packers’ extra point, and Markquese Bell scooped and scored to make it 13-8. A Cowboys punt-coverage hit by Marist Liufau kept the energy high, and Dallas finally moved the ball, capped by a Prescott-to-Pickens connection and a Pickens TD after a Jordan Love strip-sack by James Houston, giving Dallas a 16-13 edge at the break.

Fantasy takeaway: Pickens emerges as a high-upside play if Dallas continues to spark off short fields and explosive plays. The defense’s turnover pressure versus Green Bay also adds a potential streaming angle for Dallas’ defense/special-teams in upcoming weeks. Monitor how the Cowboys ride that momentum into the next matchup.

Intense emotions are running high at Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, California, as skirmishes have dominated early practices. A confrontation between cornerback Kemon Hall and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb nearly escalated into a fight after a contested touchdown. Coach Brian Schottenheimer urged players to maintain professionalism amid the competitive atmosphere. Quarterback Dak Prescott noted the importance of maintaining an edge while competing for roster spots. The camp has seen multiple near-fights, with players showing intense determination in preparation for the upcoming season.

Prescott also weighed in on Micah Parsons' contract situation, expressing understanding from his own experiences with holdouts. Parsons has shown commitment by attending practices while seeking a new deal. Key players like Terence Steele and Kenneth Murray missed practice due to injuries and personal reasons respectively, highlighting the ongoing challenges of training camp.

The Dallas Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, California has been a source of intense competition and drama. During a practice session, a scuffle broke out between safety Markquese Bell and teammate Troy Pride Jr., resulting in Pride needing medical attention but later returning to the field. Meanwhile, quarterback Dak Prescott was seen interacting with defensive end Micah Parsons, who is currently holding out while negotiating a new contract. Tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford showcased his skills, while wide receiver George Pickens had a moment of struggle with cramps. The camaraderie and competitive spirit among the players were on full display as they pushed one another to excel.