Here we are, locked on NFL alongside the scout Matt Williamson. I am Brian Peacock. This

Monday episode, we're breaking down those Sunday NFL games, a lot of action, some playoff

implications. And Matt, I think, I mean, there was the upset in London overtime in Pittsburgh,

but the game with the most playoff implications, Green Bay at Dallas Cowboys.

And Green Bay did come away to win, but the Cowboys did make it interesting, 3424 the final.

Yeah, and that just ended to pull back the curtain. It looked like a blowout. I mean, just

crushing them at the half. Everything Green Bay did was working. Everything Dallas did was not. But to their credit, I mean, just crushing them at the half. Everything Green Bay did was working.

Everything Dallas did was not.

But to their credit, I mean, they did not fold up and go in a shell.

I do think these are pretty equal teams, although I think you can look at Dallas's first two games and said, you know, maybe we were a little higher on them than we should have been. This is often the case around the league, too, you know, that if you played a couple

of games against five or six of the really bad teams, you get a little bit of an inflated

sense of what they are.

But I think these are two quality teams.

Huge win to go down to Dallas and get the win, though.

The Jair Alexander versus Amari Cooper matchup was a good one coming in.

Alexander got the early pick.

His team got the W.

But Amari Cooper, a career high, 226 receiving yards, not all those on Alexander.

At times, Alexander just stayed on the left side.

Sometimes he traveled with Amari Cooper to the other side.

And so I wasn't really sure what Green Bay was trying to do there if they were trying to really

have him match up against Cooper just when they liked the matchup. But Cooper came out ahead as far as

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