Green Bay secured a 23-13 victory over Dallas in a Monday night game at AT&T Stadium, improving the Packers’ record to 4-2 on the season. The Packers combined a balanced offensive approach with steady special teams play to overcome a resilient Cowboys squad.

Green Bay quarterback Love completed 23 of 41 passes for 276 yards and one touchdown, including a nine-yard scoring strike to Golden late in the first quarter. Love also contributed a one-yard rushing touchdown just before halftime. The Packers’ offense was complemented by a strong performance on the ground, helping to control the game tempo.

Kicker Smack proved reliable throughout, converting three field goals from distances of 44, 29, and 25 yards. His consistent kicking extended Green Bay’s lead at key moments, providing stability as the Cowboys mounted efforts to close the gap.

Dallas struggled with turnovers and was held scoreless through the first half. The Cowboys finally got on the board in the third quarter when Ja. Williams scored on a one-yard run. A late touchdown catch by Flournoy from quarterback Prescott narrowed the deficit to 10 points but came with just 44 seconds remaining, and the ensuing two-point conversion attempt failed.

Prescott and the Cowboys offense managed to produce points only in the final two quarters, but were unable to overcome the Packers’ early scoring margin and sustained pressure. The win solidifies Green Bay’s positive momentum as they look ahead to the remainder of the season.