Packers beat struggling Cowboys on Sunday Night Football as NFC East slump continues
Photo: The GuardianHow the sides differ Left sources preview the Cowboys' uneven start; right sources highlight Jordan Love and the NFC East's winless streak; alternative sources stress third-down play.
Alternative and independent outlets report that the Packers used third-down conversions and a few defensive plays to topple a scuffling Dallas team on Sunday Night Football. The game, played Sunday, 18 October, saw Jordan Love and Green Bay beat a Cowboys side that had alternated losses and wins through its first five games. The matchup itself is common ground: Dallas, 2-3 through five games, against Green Bay on a national stage.
Fox News emphasizes Love and the Packers routing the Cowboys and says the NFC East's winless streak could reach two weeks. The Guardian, previewing the game before kickoff, centers on Dallas's uneven start and lists kickoff time and TV channels, while CBS Sports focuses on daily fantasy picks and lineups. Reporting differs mainly in emphasis: right-leaning coverage stresses the division slump, left-leaning coverage the Cowboys' inconsistency, and alternative coverage the third-down and takeaway plays.
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Left-leaning coverage, a pre-game Guardian preview, leads with the Cowboys' inconsistent start and gives kickoff time, TV channels and streaming options.
Alternative and independent outlets lead with the Packers' third-down conversions and takeaways (ESPN) and with daily fantasy picks for the matchup (CBS Sports).
Right-leaning Fox News leads with Jordan Love and the Packers routing Dallas, framing the result around the NFC East's possible second straight winless week.