The Green Bay Packers kept their strong run in Sunday night home games alive with a 23-13 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6. The Packers leaned on a defense that forced turnovers and key plays from Jordan Love to secure the victory at Lambeau Field.
The Packers improved to 21-4 (.840) all-time in Sunday night home games, the best winning percentage in NFL history. @packers | #GoPackGopic.twitter.com/nZZrpOwdVe
— NFL+ (@NFLPlus) October 19, 2026
According to a post from NFL+ on X (formerly Twitter), the Packers improved their all time home record in Sunday night games to 21 wins and four losses. Their .840 winning percentage now stands as the highest in NFL history.
Green Bay set the tone early against Dallas, opening the game with a touchdown reception by emerging wideout Matthew Golden. Jordan Love’s interception briefly disrupted the momentum, but the Packers’ defense responded by intercepting Dak Prescott twice. Those takeaways helped Green Bay add 10 points and carry a comfortable 17-0 advantage into halftime.
Jordan Love and the Packers making easy work of the Cowboys
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Dallas managed to get on the scoreboard with a touchdown in the middle of the third quarter, but Green Bay kept control of the game. The Packers added two field goals after halftime to maintain their advantage and close out the win without allowing the Cowboys to build any real momentum.
The Packers latest Sunday night victory offered another glimpse of its potential this season. The defense has consistently created turnovers despite playing without star pass rusher Micah Parsons, while the offense continues to make progress. That improvement stands out even more given the limited production on the ground during Josh Jacobs’ absence.
Matt LaFleur’s men could become even more dangerous once Parsons and Jacobs return to action later this season. Adding a premier pass rusher and a proven running back to an already productive roster would give the Packers more options on both sides of the ball, potentially making the team even tougher to handle than it has been during its Sunday night home games.
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