Unbelievable Packers vs. Cowboys Stat Reveals Shocking Truth About Their Rivalry!

Is it possible the Green Bay Packers have found a secret fortress right under the nose of America’s Team? Heading into Week 4, as they bundle up their gear and set sights on the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, there’s an undeniable buzz swirling around their undefeated streak at AT&T Stadium — a perfect 6-0 record that includes none other than Super Bowl XLV. After a tough loss in Cleveland, you can almost hear the Packers whisperin’ to themselves, “Not here. Not today.” Meanwhile, the Cowboys face a patchwork defense missing star players like Micah Parsons and likely CeeDee Lamb on offense. Can the Packers turn this into a seventh gem atop their unblemished Texas trip tally, or will the Cowboys muster a comeback to silence the echoes of past defeats? One thing’s sure — this isn’t just another road game; it’s a stage where history and momentum are about to wrestle for control.

ARLINGTON, TEXAS - JANUARY 14: Dak Prescott #4 of the Dallas Cowboys is sacked by Lukas Van Ness #90 of the Green Bay Packers during the second half of the NFC Wild Card Playoff game at AT&T Stadium on January 14, 2024 in Arlington, Texas. — (Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)

The Green Bay Packers will hit the road to square off with the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4.

They will do so on the heels of a heartbreaking road loss to the Cleveland Browns, so they will most definitely want to bounce back and make a statement after a dismal outing.

Fortunately for them, they’ve found plenty of success in Arlington.

As a matter of fact, they’re undefeated there:

“The Green Bay Packers have NEVER LOST when playing in the Cowboys AT&T stadium. The Packers have a record of 6-0 when playing in that stadium (including Super Bowl XLV). Just another home game this week for the Packers,” per SleeperPackers.

The Green Bay Packers have NEVER LOST when playing in the Cowboys AT&T stadium.

The Packers have a record of 6-0 when playing in that stadium (including Super Bowl XLV)

Just another home game this week for the Packers! #GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/dHrAjeaU92

— SleeperPackers (@SleeperPackers) September 24, 2025

Of course, they will look to add more to their tally and make that 7-0, and they have absolutely everything they need to pull that off.

The Cowboys have lost their best pass-rusher and player in Micah Parsons, and they have holes in the offensive line as well.

Star pass-catcher CeeDee Lamb is also likely to miss the game with an ankle injury.

Granted, the Packers’ offensive line has been an issue this season, but the Cowboys have failed to put any sort of pressure on the quarterback, and adding 32-year-old Jadeveon Clowney to the mix might not be the magical solution they hope he’d be.

They have given up 92 points through the first three weeks of the season, the fourth-most during that span in franchise history.

The Packers have a Super Bowl-caliber defense and a plethora of weapons on offense.

Rookie first-round pick Matthew Golden has been more involved in the offense by the week.

And with Parsons looking to make a statement and the Packers eager to bounce back, they must feel pretty confident about adding yet another win to their record in this stadium.

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