We're talking Cowboys 40 Packers 40 in another wild get-together between these two teams.

So both teams, both offenses were playing without multiple starters on their offensive line,

and it's really about constructing a game plan in which you can function and work around the idea that you can't afford a quarterback injury.

And you definitely don't want your quarterback getting hit a whole lot.

And so I think Dallas spent the entire game saying,

we're not going to let Micah Parsons ruin our night.

And I think they did a wonderful job because if you look at the tape,

Miko was dominant. But also, if you watch the the tape, Miko was dominant.

But also, if you watch the game,

he wasn't a massive factor.

So how do you do one and not the other?

For instance, last week,

Miles Garrett was a massive part of that game.

And you could argue he helped win that game.

So if Micah's going to have 10 pressures on DAC, but really make just one play in overtime

where you would say, okay, well, that's Micah, then you would have to say, that's a good job by my scheme and by my players

in mitigating the effect he'll have on the game.

That's the whole point of game planning, right?

Well, now the flip side is Green Bay,

if you're saying they're playing extra cautious,

I think it's for the exact same reason

that they don't want their game taken apart by a defense again,

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