Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys Preview & Picks
Dallas are tipped to cover as head coach Mike McCarthy gets one over on his old team.
The Cowboys offense can have its way with this Green Bay defense, and on the opposite side of the football they are likely to force Jordan Love into costly errors.
- Dallas Cowboys are 6-2-0 ATS at home this season
- Dallas Cowboys are on a 16-game win streak at AT&T Stadium
- Green Bay Packers are 0-7-0 ATS in defeats this season
- The Under has cashed in 4 of Dallas’ last 5 games
Head To Head
- Green Bay Packers lead the all-time series 21-17
- Green Bay Packers won 31-28 when the two teams last met in November 2022
Green Bay Packers Form
Green Bay won their final three games of the regular season to finish 9-8 and snatch a playoff place.
The Packers’ postseason hopes appeared to be in ruins when a 23-19 defeat in Pittsburgh in November left them 3-6.
They responded well to that loss though, sandwiching a big 29-22 win in Detroit on Thanksgiving with home wins against the Los Angeles Chargers, 23-20, and Kansas City, 27-19.
Green Bay’s run was halted by a shock 24-22 defeat at the New York Giants, and they were then beaten 34-30 when they hosted Tampa Bay.
The Packers rebounded however, winning 33-30 in Carolina and 33-10 in Minnesota, before claiming a playoff place with a 17-9 victory over Chicago.
Dallas Cowboys Form
Dallas won their final two games of the regular season to win the NFC East title with a 12-5 record.
The Cowboys underwhelmed through the first several weeks, but a five-game win streak between mid-November and early December kick-started their season.
They beat the New York Giants 49-17 at home, and then followed up a 33-10 victory in Carolina with home wins over Washington, 45-10, Seattle, 41-35, and Philadelphia, 33-13.
Dallas failed to keep that run going on the road though, as they were beaten 31-10 in Buffalo and 22-20 at Miami.
The Cowboys bounced back over the final two weeks though, clinching the NFC East with a 20-19 victory over Detroit and a 38-10 success at Washington.