The Cowboys visit the Packers tonight on Sunday Night Football in Week 6. CBS Sports' Nick Stellini wrote it up around the trading markets on Kalshi, with a promo code, CBSSPORTS55, that offers a $55 bonus. The feed summary calls it a meeting of "two of the NFL's marquee franchises." We only have the headline and summary, so we can't tell you which markets Stellini looked at, what the prices were, or which side he picked.

Yahoo Sports and Acme Packing Company's Evan "Tex" Western each ran a game-time and how-to-watch preview. Yahoo calls it the Packers' first Sunday Night Football game of 2026. Western's piece says the game comes about a year and three weeks after the two teams last met in prime time on NBC. His excerpt cuts off before it gets to that game, so we can't say more about it. Only Acme's excerpt mentions that earlier meeting.

Green Bay is 3-2 and fourth in the NFC North, two games behind the 5-0 Vikings. Their point differential is minus-8. That is worse than their record suggests, and a 35-14 home loss to Atlanta on Sept. 24 accounts for much of it. They have won two in a row since then: 17-14 at Tampa Bay on Oct. 4 and 31-7 over Chicago on Oct. 11.

Dallas is 2-3 and third in the NFC East, 1.5 games behind the 3-1 Giants. Its point differential is plus-2. The Cowboys have played close games and given up a lot of points. They lost 34-31 to Baltimore on Sept. 27, beat Houston 34-30 on the road on Oct. 4, and then lost 24-16 to Tampa Bay on Oct. 8. That Tampa Bay game is the one Green Bay beat by three on the road.

The Cowboys' games have averaged about 33 points scored and allowed in the two shootouts. Against that, the Packers' last two results came from holding Tampa Bay and Chicago to 14 and 7. That matchup is the thing to watch when you look at any total or spread, but we haven't seen the lines or the market prices. The CBS piece is the only one of the three that deals with them.

The result matters for both clubs in their divisions. A Green Bay win would make it three straight and keep it in the NFC North chase. A Dallas win would level its record at 3-3 while the Giants lead the division.