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.

Green Bay flips to heavier three-receiver looks in Week 4 as Reed remains out, pairing Watson and Doubs with a flexible Golden in the slot. Emanuel Wilson out-snapped Chris Brooks and Nazir Stackhouse stepped in after Wyatt’s knee issue, while the defense benched late as Hobbs left with an injury and Valentine took over outside duties. Offense finished with balance and a productive run game, but the defense wore down late against Dallas’ tempo.

Packers' finishing clock betrayed them in Dallas as overtime drifted into a one-second sprint. A late Love drive, a flat pass to Golden, and a final incomplete pass kept Green Bay from stealing a win, setting up a game‑tying kick by Brandon McManus. LaFleur owned the miscue, saying the operation was too slow and the two‑minute sequence lacked urgency. Despite the stumble, Love’s growth and the Packers' young receivers offered fresh fantasy angles as they head into the bye at 2-1-1.

In the first half, Green Bay nearly went up 14-0 before a strip-sack turned into a Cowboys TD and a halftime deficit. The bye arrives with questions about clock discipline and execution, but optimism remains: Love connected with Doubs, Kraft and Golden, while Emanuel Wilson contributed in the ground game. The defense held Dallas late, leaving fantasy managers with a mix of caution and upside.

Jacobs stitched up a knee during a rushing TD but returned to play, while Emanuel Wilson seized overtime work, signaling a growing Packers backfield split. Green Bay heads into Week 6 vs Cincinnati after a Week 5 bye, giving both backs a reset before a key early-season test. Fantasy managers should track Jacobs’ knee status and Wilson’s evolving role as the Packers balance workload in a pivotal stretch.

The situation paints a undercurrent of volatility but opportunity: a bye week to regroup, a clear path for Wilson to climb into meaningful snaps, and a Week 6 showdown that could redefine how Green Bay allocates carries the rest of the season.

Green Bay and Dallas staged a 40-40 shootout that kept fantasy managers buzzing. Jordan Love posted 337 yards and 3 TDs, all to Romeo Doubs, and the Packers rallied multiple times, including a game-tying 53-yarder by Brandon McManus to force OT. The defense finally bent enough for a late Packers drive, then a field-goal win attempt in regulation before the tie. A wild result that elevates Green Bay’s high-octane pass game while reminding that Dallas can move the ball in chunks even with pressure.

Key fantasy takeaways: Love remains a top streaming option with a weapons corps that included Doubs, Dontayvion Wicks, and Emanuel Wilson, while McManus’ leg remains a potential week-winner in close games. Dallas features Prescott and Tolbert as reliable pass-catchers, but the defense’s volatility and the offense’s turnover-prone moments create a balanced risk-reward profile heading into the next slate.