Dallas Cowboys Narrowly Outscored at Lambeau Field by Green Bay Packers

The Dallas Cowboys, with a record of 12-5, faced off against the Green Bay Packers, standing at 8-9, in a closely contested game that ended with a score of 31-28 in favor of the home team. The match took place at the iconic Lambeau Field and drew an attendance of 78,433 fans.

The Cowboys' offense was able to accumulate a total of 421 yards throughout the game. The passing game contributed significantly to this number with quarterback throws accounting for 265 yards and three touchdowns. Despite two interceptions thrown by the Cowboys' signal-caller, his completion percentage hovered around 59 percent over 46 attempts. On the ground, Dallas was equally effective rushing for a total of 159 yards and scoring one touchdown from their running efforts.

Special teams played their part as well; however, no field goals were attempted during this matchup. The kicking unit ensured four extra points were successfully made out of four attempts while kick returns added another dimension to their play with three returns totaling up to 65 yards.

Defensively, the Cowboys managed two sacks on opposing quarterbacks and forced two fumbles recovering one themselves. They also demonstrated discipline despite nine penalties costing them a substantial amount of yardage totaling up to 83 yards.

On the other side of the ball, Green Bay's performance was marked by efficient use of possession time and capitalizing on scoring opportunities when presented. Their defense held strong when it mattered most which ultimately led them to secure victory over Dallas.

Looking ahead for Dallas Cowboys fans eager to support their team in upcoming fixtures: The next challenge will be against Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium located in Minneapolis on November 20th at approximately half past four PM Central Time (4:30 PM CT). This encounter can be caught live on CBS for those who wish to follow along as it unfolds.