Today’s games don’t have any climate concerns. We’ll start with the Dallas Cowboys hosting the Green Bay Packers. If you’re a fan of defense, this isn’t the game for you.

These defenses have been caltering on for dear life during the past couple of months. Their points allowed per game, specifically the Cowboys, would be much higher if their opponents didn’t Decide for field goals.

A possession ending in three points isn’t moving to get the job done in Jerry’s World now. I think we can expect the Cowboys to secure early and often. The Packers have been bottom-five right Week 10 defensively in both EPA per play and unsuccessful rate.

The Packers have faced one above-average offense during that span, and it was the Detroit Lions. So after three weeks of facing the Panthers, Vikings, and Bears, they get second-team All-Pro quarterback Dak Prescott at home, where he’s torched teams this year.

Jordan Love has been unbelievable during the second half of the season. Love helped send the Packers to the playoffs with borderline if not elite quarterback play. This’ll be his qualified playoff game on the road with ore pressure than he’s faced in his life.

Will he be able to keep up with Prescott and CeeDee Lamb? I don’t hold so.