Despite not being in the same division, the Green Bay Packers (3-2) and Dallas Cowboys (2-3) have a whole lot of history. Most recently, the two clubs played to a 40-40 tie on a Sunday night in 2025. They face off again this Sunday night with the Packers coming off a blowout win over the Chicago Bears while Dallas lost at home to the previously winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This game figures to be high-scoring, so I’m focused in on a couple of receivers and Dallas’ lead back in this prime-time clash.
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Cowboys RB Javonte Williams 90+ Rushing/Receiving Yards (-102)
The best way for Dallas to protect its defense is to keep Jordan Love and company on the sidelines. Green Bay has struggled to contain opposing backs, allowing 136.2 yards per game to the position, and Williams handles most of the workload for Dallas’ backfield.
Packers WR Matthew Golden 70+ Receiving Yards (+106)
As good as Golden has been, Christian Watson has been the standout performer in Green Bay’s offense, which makes me think Dallas will roll coverage to Watson, creating room for Golden to operate. The second-year wideout has gone for 90-plus yards in three of five games this year, including a 6-123-0 line last week.
Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb 90+ Receiving Yards (+120)
Lamb dodged an injury scare last Thursday night and is ready to roll in Week 6. In his three previous games, Lamb totaled 153, 112, and 189 yards, respectively. Even with an injury-shortened 2-9-0 effort his last time out, the veteran is still averaging 101.4 yards per game on the young season.
Same-Game Parlay for Bears at Packers
