Dallas Cowboys midweek update: Lamb, Turpin, and Tyler Booker could return for Week 7 vs Washington, giving a much-needed offensive boost as the defense searches for a spark after the Panthers setback. Expect ongoing debates about scheme tweaks and potential staff moves with Eberflus’ future in question.

George Pickens shines in Dallas in a contract year, while Darian Thompson’s rise sparks chatter about DC duties if Eberflus departs. Spagnuolo’s blitz-heavy blueprint is floated as a path to chaos for divisional rivals, and fantasy lineups weigh the looming trade deadline amid the noise.

Green Bay's pregame lodging policy pits rookie discipline against veteran autonomy, with younger players required to stay in the team hotel while veterans may sleep at home. The note sits inside a broader, fan-owned franchise history and a framework of modern NFL professionalism. The piece also flags a potential future stock sale used for stadium upgrades, and references Rodgers’ 2021 hotel-bed quip as a historical touchstone, including a recent game context against Washington.

Beyond the hotel policy, the article highlights ownership mechanics, the last sale that raised substantial funds for non-football improvements, and a possible west-side stadium expansion. It ties in leadership commentary from Ed Policy and recalls Lambeau Field’s enduring role as the franchise’s pulse, with Washington as a recent opponent framing the current state of the club.

The Cowboys could get a major lift in Week 7 if CeeDee Lamb returns from a high-ankle sprain, potentially reviving a stalled passing attack. Lamb’s two healthy 100-yard outings this season hint at a weekly ceiling that could reshape fantasy lineups, and his presence would boost KaVontae Turpin and Tyler Booker as well. Washington arrives off a tough Monday night loss, with a middling pass defense that could be tested by a healthier DAL air attack.

Washington’s defensive backfield has struggled this season (23rd in passing yards allowed, 15th in opponent passing TDs), giving Dallas a path to leverage Lamb’s return. If Lamb suits up, the Cowboys’ plan will likely balance aerial efficiency with a capable ground game, while Commanders try to slow the surge and avoid slipping further below .500 in a key division clash.