- The Dallas Cowboys entered Sunday’s game looking like Super Bowl contenders
- Jerry Jones needs to pick up the pieces for his franchise and figure out the future
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If things could go wrong for the Dallas Cowboys against the Green Bay Packers, they almost did on Sunday. The NFC’s No. 2 seed was dominated at home by the Packers, losing 48-32 to end its season.
Cowboys fans believed this team was different, the first team to advance past the divisional round since the 1995 season.
Green Bay’s 48 points are the most points allowed by Dallas in the team’s postseason history.
After a third straight 12-win season, Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy’s job isn’t safe because another Dallas team isn’t living up to expectations.
Dallas’ quarterback Dak Prescott threw two costly interceptions in the first half that took away all of his team’s momentum. It never really found the right rhythm again.
Jordan Love had a phenomenal playoff debut, with a near-perfect passer rating of 157.2
Jerry Jones was visibly frustrated with his team’s performance against the Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys fans left AT&T Stadium early as their team trailed early in the second half
The Packers became the first No. 7 seed to win a playoff game in NFL history after the postseason expanded to 14 teams in 2020.
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