Chris Broussard Unveils Shocking Truth About Packers’ Odds Against Cowboys – Could This Be an Upset?

So, here we are—Packers rolling into Dallas for Week 4’s Sunday Night Football showdown, right before their much-needed Week 5 bye. But here’s the kicker: The infamous “Jerry World,” usually a migraine for visiting teams thanks to the Cowboys’ passionate fanbase, hasn’t exactly spelled doom for Green Bay—they’ve tasted more than a little success there. Now, picture this: Jayden Reed, full of energy, leaping into the stands after a touchdown, a snapshot of the kind of momentum the Packers carry. But the real head-scratcher? Chris Broussard’s absolutely adamant there’s “zero” chance Green Bay stumbles this time around—even with Micah Parsons suiting up for Dallas. Can the Cowboys really hold their own when facing a former star turned rival on a roster that’s evolved so much? Buckle up; this showdown’s shaping up to be more than just a game—it’s a statement.

GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN - SEPTEMBER 07: Jayden Reed #11 of the Green Bay Packers jumps into the stands after scoring during the second quarter against the Detroit Lions at Lambeau Field on September 07, 2025 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. — (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)

The Green Bay Packers are heading to Dallas to take on the Cowboys on Sunday Night Football in Week 4.

This is their final game before their Week 5 bye, an opportunity to get healthy, especially for their offensive linemen, who the team desperately needs to get back on the field.

Normally, heading into the affectionately named “Jerry World” is a problem for opposing teams, given how strong the Cowboys’ fanbase is, but the Packers have had a lot of success there.

They’re seven-point favorites heading into the game, but many believe the spread should be larger than that, including analyst Chris Broussard, who believes there’s no chance the Packers lose.

“0. ZE-RO. Nada. Nil. No way,” Broussard said, on “First Things First” on FS1, adding, “The last time Green Bay played Dallas, they blew them out, and that’s when Dallas was good and had Micah Parsons. Now that they actually have Micah and Dallas is bad, it’s going to be ugly.”

What are the chances that Micah and the Packers lose vs. the Cowboys? @Chris_Broussard answers:

“0. ZE-RO. Nada. Nil. No way. None.” pic.twitter.com/eDhB0JRVeV

— First Things First (@FTFonFS1) September 24, 2025

As Broussard mentioned, the Packers’ last appearance in Dallas was a positive one for them, as they blew them out of the water in the Wild Card round of the playoffs.

This roster has improved significantly since then, and with Micah Parsons now on their team, it’ll be a completely different experience for Dak Prescott and the Cowboys’ offense.

Facing Parsons will be a unique experience for the Cowboys, who have only encountered him in practice settings.

This return should be emotional for him in a lot of ways, but he’ll look to get revenge on his former team by having a massive game.

Some people questioned the Packers’ standing as a top-tier team after their frustrating loss to the Cleveland Browns in Week 3, but a blowout win over the Cowboys this week would go a long way in regaining that clout.

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