The Packers played a road game heading into the bye for the second straight season and the third time in the last four years. It is the third time in seven seasons under Head Coach Matt LaFleur that the Packers' bye has been prior to Week 10. The Packers are now 4-2-1 under LaFleur in the game heading into the bye.

Five years ago, the Dallas Cowboys entered early October in a mini tailspin. The team was 1-2 under new head coach Mike McCarthy, opponents were scoring a shocking 32.3 points per game, and significant grumbling was beginning to set in over the defensive scheme of coordinator Mike Nolan.

When Matt LaFleur was asked Tuesday what his biggest focus was for the team’s earlier-than-they’d-like Week 5 bye, the Green Bay Packers head coach responded with a

In Parsons's postgame presser, though, the Packers star had a slightly less complimentary message to his former quarterback. Parsons admitted that Prescott played a better game than the Packers' defense—which gave up 40 points—but apparently told Prescott he was "lucky."

The Green Bay Packers hit the road for the first time this season in search of their first 3-0 start since 2020 when they meet the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

The Packers are one of a few teams to have an early bye week, and it’s probably a good thing this season, as they enter with an odd record of 2-1-1. Last time out, Green Bay tied with Dallas in a highly anticipated and electrifying offense showcase that ended 40-40

In a matchup tailor made for Sunday Night Football, Micah Parsons and the Green Bay Packers will battle the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.