Watch Cowboys players head to locker room in stunned silence after Packers defeat
Cowboys players walked off in silence after a 23-13 loss to Green Bay, with former Packer Kenny Clark unable to rally Dallas as blame circulated.
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Kenny Clark and the Cowboys fell 23-13 to his former team, the Packers, with Dallas unable to generate enough pressure or production to keep pace. Players reportedly left the field in stunned silence afterward as blame circulated within the locker room over the loss.
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Kenny Clark, traded from Green Bay to Dallas as part of the Micah Parsons deal, returned to Lambeau Field and delivered a standout performance. Parsons, meanwhile, missed the game due to injury. The contrast highlighted how the trade has played out so far for both sides.
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Kenny Clark and Rashan Gary head back to Lambeau Field for the first time since leaving Green Bay, now suiting up for the Cowboys. Both spent years as key pieces of the Packers' defense, making this matchup a notable homecoming with extra emotional weight for the pair.
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Cowboys players walked off in silence after a 23-13 loss to Green Bay, with former Packer Kenny Clark unable to rally Dallas as blame circulated.
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