Dallas’ offense is banged up heading into the Jets game. KaVontae Turpin and Tyler Smith were inactive at practice, with Turpin’s foot and Smith’s leg MRI cited as concerns. Only Terence Steele remains from the Week 1 starting line, as Guyton is in concussion protocol.

Tyler Booker iscoming back from a high-ankle sprain, Cooper Beebe is on IR, and Miles Sanders and Malik Hooker sat out again, with Sanders undergoing an MRI on his ankle and Hooker wearing a boot for a toe issue. Lamb is in rehab and progressing, and while the Cowboys don’t plan to IR him or Booker yet, the backfield could still shift dramatically by Sunday.

Jaydon Blue could finally be active if Sanders sits, and Lamb’s health will shape the passing game’s ceiling. The Jets game looms as a true test of how far this offense can lean on depth and rookie contributions while multiple anchors are sidelined.

Dallas edged toward a Week 4 win despite the loss, as Stephen Jones spotlighted Dak Prescott and George Pickens after a Sunday night shootout with Green Bay. Prescott threw for 319 yards with three touchdowns, while Pickens reeled in eight catches for 134 yards and two scores, stepping up big after CeeDee Lamb’s injury. Tolbert’s late-life OT grab added to the drama, underscoring a Cowboys offense ready to adapt and pick up the pace.

Jones highlighted Prescott’s decision-making and the quick release that kept Green Bay’s pass rush at bay, while praising Pickens for his ball-tracking and big-play ability. The offense leaned on a revitalized unit, with Terence Steele and Nate Thomas handling the edge and the protection, and James Houston contributing a momentum-shifting turnover in a game that finished with Cowboys energy despite the result.

Fantasy takeaway: Prescott’s high floor remains intact in favorable setups; Pickens is emerging as a weekly play with Lamb sidelined, and Tolbert’s OT heroics hint at continued opportunities. The line’s resilience and defensive playmaking could keep Dallas competitive in upcoming matchups.

Parsons returns to AT&T Stadium as Green Bay visits in Week 4 SNF, a marquee reunion after the trade that reshapes Dallas’ defense. Tyler Smith stresses focus on the game, while Parsons can threaten from the edge or interior against Guyton and Steele. This Week 4 showdown carries clear fantasy implications for sacks and pressure rates.

The absence of Lamb could shift targets to other Cowboys, while Dallas’ protection against Parsons affects sack upside and fantasy defensive options. Packers must balance containment with a plan to test the Dallas line, making this SNF a must-watch for fantasy planners and DFS lineups.

Penei Sewell anchored Detroit’s rushing attack with a historic 99.3 run-blocking grade—the highest single-game run-block grade in PFF history. Bills’ David Edwards (93.8) and Cowboys’ Terence Steele (89.3 HM) fed the prime zone blocks, while Aaron Brewer (92.7) and Drew Dalman (79.8) flashed at center. On defense, Eric Wilson (95.7) led run defense for linebackers, with Aidan Hutchinson (93.1) and Cameron Heyward (90.8) dominating the line play. Poona Ford (89.8) highlighted interior stops.

The piece underlines how weekly run-game grades shape fantasy upside, highlighting OL dominance and DL impact as recurring fantasy levers. It also marks the Lions and Steelers as teams with elevated run-block/run-defense narratives to monitor for DFS and prop bets.