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.

Dallas and Green Bay settled Sunday Night Football with a 40-40 tie, the NFL’s first stalemate in nearly three years. Micah Parsons, recently traded from Dallas to Green Bay, changed the game in overtime with a sack that stalled Prescott in the red zone and pushed the result to a rare extra frame. Green Bay flirted with victory in regulation, Dallas fought back, and Brandon McManus forced OT with a late field goal. The ending underscored evolving overtime dynamics and offered fresh fantasy angles.

Fantasy-minded readers should note Parsons’ late-season surge for Green Bay’s defense, Dak Prescott’s continued high-floor upside, and the continued relevance of players like Josh Jacobs and Romeo Doubs who produced solid stat-lines before the OT moment. The tie adds volatility to late-game plans and keeps the season’s playoff-picture intrigue alive as teams adjust to the new overtime framework.