The Green Bay Packers have released their inactives ahead of their Sunday Night Football matchup against Dak Prescott and a Dallas Cowboys side that is really struggling at the moment, and they are slowly showing signs of getting healthier.
Green Bay, who comes into this game at 3-2 and still has not seen All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons return from his injury sustained at the end of the 2025 season, has only four players inactive for this game. Slowly, the injuries are starting to slow down.
Of the four inactives, three of them are on the offensive line. Chief among them is guard Aaron Banks, who continues to frustrate some fans with his lack of availability. Green Bay will be without the former 49ers starter for their duel against Dallas.
Green Bay Packers vs. Dallas Cowboys inactives for Week 6 Sunday Night Football
- OG Aaron Banks
- OG Jager Burton
- OT Donovan Jennings
- CB Benjamin St-Juste
Perhaps the biggest relief for the Packers is that cornerback Brandon Cisse is active after being limited in the majority of practice. Against a Dallas team that is still in possession of one of the best wide receiver rooms in the NFL, his services will be appreciated. The offensive line, however, remains thin.
Banks remains the big name on this list, as his inability to stay healthy is the latest turn in what has been a very poor tenure as the Packers' big offseason signing from just a season and change ago. This comes at a time when what was already a suspect Packers offensive line has become a downright poor unit due to some comical injuries.
Packers OL Aaron Banks out for Week 6 vs. Cowboys
Jennings being where he is now is a tough look for the Packers, as he went from someone Green Bay trusted to start in the season opener against the Minnesota Vikings to someone who can't even be active on one of the most injured and underperforming offensive lines in the game. Burton will sit this game out, but he has impressed in limited action.
In a tale that has become all too familiar to Packers fans, they are the walking wounded on offense, leaving Jordan Love to make up for many of the team's shortcomings. The one silver lining is going against a Cowboys defense that has been downright pitiful at times on the offensive side of the ball.
