The Green Bay Packers handled the Dallas Cowboys 31-14 at Lambeau Field on Sunday, turning a Week 6 matchup of NFC contenders into a comfortable afternoon. Green Bay controlled the game on both sides of the ball and never let Dallas find rhythm. For a Cowboys team still searching for consistency, it was another road trip that got away early. Jordan Love was efficient and in command, throwing for 218 yards and a pair of touchdowns to pace the Packers' attack. Josh Jacobs supplied the ground game, leading all rushers with 65 yards and keeping Green Bay ahead of the chains. Dallas got its production from George Pickens, whose game-high 81 receiving yards accounted for the bulk of the visitors' offense, but there was little support around him. The Cowboys moved the ball in stretches without ever sustaining it. The difference was the Green Bay secondary. Evan Williams intercepted two passes, the kind of takeaway pair that flips field position and momentum in a hurry, and Devonte Wyatt added the game's only sack up front. Jalen Thompson led all defenders with five tackles for Dallas, a stat line that spoke to how often the Cowboys were on the field. Williams' second pick was the turning point, snuffing out any hope of a Dallas comeback and letting the Packers close it out on their terms.