Green Bay enters the bye at 2-1-1 after two uneven performances. Three surprises anchor the surge: Romeo Doubs has become Love’s top target, totaling 179 yards and four TDs on 13 catches with a 137.9 passer rating when targeted. Lukas Van Ness has finally unlocked his pass-rush potential, posting 13 pressures with a 16.7% win rate. Jordan Love has lifted his timing and efficiency, producing big-number stats behind a banged-up line.

Three disappointments surface: Edgerrin Cooper’s tackling has spiked, Rasheed Walker has absorbed consistent pressure (13 allowed, 10.3% of snaps), and Elgton Jenkins is still finding his footing at center after a long guard stint. The bye week offers a chance to stabilize protection, keep Love on schedule, and push Green Bay back toward NFC contention.

Dak Prescott starred in a high‑scoring Sunday night clash, throwing for 319 yards with three TDs and adding a 2‑yard rushing score as Dallas outlasted Green Bay in OT. A late 34‑yard strike to Tolbert, improbably on a 7.2% completion probability, underscored Prescott’s elite accuracy and clutch play, even without Lamb and other starters. The win, paired with a leaky Cowboys defense, keeps Dak at the center of fantasy conversations and The Comeback Player chatter as Dallas fights through an uneven 2‑2‑1 start.

Though Parsons and a depleted defense pressured Prescott, Dak’s performance reinforced his premium fantasy value and highlighted the offense’s ceiling when he’s firing on all cylinders. The coaching staff’s faith, plus Prescott’s continued efficiency and mobility, makes him a cornerstone for Week‑to‑Week lineups despite defensive questions and roster gaps.

Packers squander a double‑digit lead in a 13‑10 loss to the Browns as Jordan Love’s late turnover and a blocked field goal loom large. A clean pocket gave way to a miscommunication with Dontayvion Wicks, and Cleveland capitalized with a short scoring drive. Green Bay also weathered a battered offensive line, with Tom, Banks and Walker among those sidelined or limited, leading to a five‑sack day for Love through three quarters.

Defensively, Rashan Gary and Lukas Van Ness paced the pressure, while Micah Parsons’ involvement helped the unit restrict the Browns in the red zone. Joe Flacco and a conservative passing game yielded modest numbers for Cleveland, but a 55‑yard winner by Andre Szmyt capped the night after Brandon McManus’ blocked try. For fantasy managers, the takeaway is simple: Love’s ceiling dips when protection falters, and the Packers must smoother the line if they want steady week-to-week_VALUE against stout fronts.