Cowboys fall to 2-4 after 23-13 loss to Packers

The Dallas Cowboys lost 23-13 to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, falling to 2-4 after six games and extending a two-game stretch of offensive struggles. Quarterback Dak Prescott threw two interceptions, his second consecutive game with that total, as Dallas failed to build on its early-season start. Prescott had thrown eight touchdown passes and one interception over the Cowboys’ first four games. In the last two, he has thrown two touchdowns and four interceptions. The recent turnovers have sharpened concerns about an offense that has scored 29 points combined over those games, despite its prominent role in Dallas’ playoff hopes. After the Green Bay loss, Prescott said the defense had played well enough to win but that the offense had not held up. He said the team needed to improve after its struggles over the previous two games. Coach Brian Schottenheimer also pointed to mistakes, saying they were hurting the team and that Dallas had to find a way out of its current position. The Cowboys managed a late touchdown on a 13-play, 78-yard drive, cutting Green Bay’s lead to 10 points with 44 seconds remaining. Earlier in the fourth quarter, facing fourth down, Prescott’s pass...