After the first two quarters of the wild card match up between the Cowboys and Packers, Green Bay leads Dallas 28-7.
The Dallas Cowboys are absolutely getting pushed around, and Dak Prescott just played maybe the worst first half of his career.
The Cowboys defense started the game on the field first.
They once again hurt themselves right off the jump.
After getting an early sack on the first drive DaRon Bland got called for illegal contact extending the drive.
The Packers took advantage and grabbed an early 7-0 lead after an Aaron Jones 3 yard touchdown run.
The defense is suppose to be a strength let Green Bay drive 75 yards in 12 plays and punch them in the mouth.
Killer penalties kept their drive alive. Shocker, right?
The Cowboys offense moved the ball all the way to the 50 and a drop by CeeDee Lamb forced the Cowboys into a punt.
The Cowboys was able to force a punt on the Packers second offensive possession. Micah Parsons finally drew a holding call.
Second Quarter
After a Dak Prescott interception, the Packers found the end zone for the second time.
The Cowboys who dominated at home all year found themselves down 14-0 early to the youngest team in football.
I’m not saying I’m surprised, but regardless of who plays for this football team is happens year after year!
After a sack on Prescott, the offense punted the ball back to the Packers.
Both sides of the ball are struggling against a team that they once again overlooked in the most important game of the season.
Jordan Love delivered a strike to take a 21-0 lead in the first half. What a joke.
Prescott then proceeded to throw a pick-6 to make the game 28-0.
The Cowboys found the end zone to make it 28-7 at half.
Dallas will get the ball to start the second half.