The Dallas Cowboys appear to be limping into Week 5 after their hard-fought 40-40 tie with the Green Bay Packers on "Sunday Night Football." According to reports, several key members of Dallas' squad were held out of practice on Wednesday due to injury — which doesn't bode well for them going into

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys have proven that even without CeeDee Lamb that their offense can march up and down the field and rack up points in the process. Prescott leads the league in completions, passing yards, and attempts this season.

The Cowboys are struggling to pressure the passer and there's likely a strong candidate to fix it available via trade.

Love and the Packers were within striking distance of a potential game-winning touchdown in the final minute, then nearly let the overtime clock expire on their final pass attempt, only to have Brandon McManus convert a 34-yard field goal to secure the tie.

The NFL trade deadline is five weeks away, and it’s not too early for Packers GM Brian Gutekunst to start looking for a run-stopping defensive lineman.

The Cowboys have been especially susceptible to giving up big QB runs. Justin Fields is averaging more yards per carry than almost anyone in the NFL.

www.si.com/nfl/cowboys Cowboys already responsible for 2 of the 3 most-watched games in 2025 A three-year-old boy found a live hand grenade outside his house in Grant County Monday night. According to the Grant County Sheriff's Office, Washington State Patrol's Bomb Squad safely disposed of the grenade found on Willard St. in Hartline.

Meanwhile, the run game is officially for real in Dallas. Javonte Williams is fifth in yards after contact per attempt and still leads the league in rush success rate. After years of the Cowboys never knowing when they could rely on the ground game, Schottenheimer has answered every question through four weeks.