Good, bad and ugly coming out of Packers' Week 6 win over Cowboys

The Green Bay Packers delivered a commanding 23-13 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Sunday Night Football's Week 6 game, showcasing a mix of good, bad, and ugly moments. Jordan Love demonstrated resilience amidst pressure, completing 11 drops while maintaining effectiveness on third downs and sealing the game with a garbage-time touchdown.

However, inconsistencies marred the performance, beginning with a lackluster offensive line that allowed Love to be pressured on 45.5 percent of his drops, contributing to a sluggish running game that averaged mere yards per carry. The offensive line's struggles were further compounded by a lack of designed runs over six yards, with the running backs collectively contributing only 36 yards.

Additionally, the Packers incurred 11 penalties for 96 yards, including four that awarded first downs to the Cowboys, undermining their control of the game. Despite these setbacks, the Packers remain in good form, having won three consecutive games following a 1-2 start, but they will need to address offensive line continuity and drop/correction issues moving forward.