The Los Angeles Chargers and the Chicago Bears each suffered their first loss of the season during Week 4. (AP Photo/Roger Steinman)
Green Bay will take on Dallas at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday at AT&T Stadium. Coming off of a loss in a game they were expected to win, Green Bay now face the more daunting task of proving themselves against unfavorable odds.

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The Packers scored first but ultimately less than Philadelphia in their game last Thursday. Green Bay came up short against Philadelphia, falling 34-27. Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams were two go-getters for Green Bay despite the defeat. The former passed for 422 yards and two touchdowns, while the latter caught ten passes for 180 yards. That was the first 300+ yard effort for Rodgers this season.

Meanwhile, after flying high against Miami two weeks ago, Dallas came back down to earth. It was close but no cigar for Dallas as they fell 12-10 to New Orleans. Dallas' loss signaled the end of their three-game winning streak.

These two teams will surely be scraping tooth and nail to get back into the win column after losses last week. A pair of defensive numbers to keep in mind before kickoff: The Packers rank fourth in the league when it comes to passing touchdowns allowed, with only 4 on the season. As for the Cowboys, they enter the matchup with only 5 touchdowns allowed, good for second best in the NFL. We'll find out if either of these strengths ends up making the difference in the contest.

How To Watch
When: Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET
Where: AT&T Stadium -- Arlington, Texas
TV: FOX
Online streaming: fuboTV (Try for free)
Follow: CBS Sports App
Ticket Cost: $65.00
Bay Packers (3-1) and Los Angeles Chargers (3-1) inside AT&T Stadium seems likely to hold major postseason ramifications.

Both teams currently lead their respective divisions. Each team believes it's poised for a big year.

And the winner of Sunday's game will continue its fast start, while the loser will suddenly be mired in a two-game losing streak.

Here's a look at each positional group and which team has the edge.

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Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott ranks third in passer rating (113.7) among signal callers that have started every game this year. Prescott is completing a whopping 72.4% of his passes and is fifth in the league in touchdown passes (nine). Since becoming the Cowboys' starter in 2016, Prescott is 35-17, has reached two Pro Bowls and led Dallas to two division titles. Prescott's leadership is universally praised and he could become the NFL's highest paid player when he signs his next contract.

Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers was off to a slow start, but looked like his old self in last week's loss to Philadelphia. Rodgers and the offense struggled in the red zone, though, scoring touchdowns on just three of seven trips (42.9%). Rodgers also threw his first interception of the year while trying to lead the Packers to a tying score in the final minute

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The Los Angeles Chargers and Chicago Bears are two of the favorites to reach Super Bowl 54. The two legendary franchises will renew their rivalry on Sunday (1:25 p.m. PT/4:25 p.m. ET, FOX, DirecTV) in a Week 5 game.

You can watch the live stream of the game on foxsportsgo.com with your cable provider login, or you can watch this game live for FREE with FuboTV (free trial).

Unfortunately, this game could be complicated to see for viewers who have either Dish, or Sling TV, as an ongoing carriage dispute with FOX has resulted in all FOX network channels being removed from those providers with no end to the feud in sight.

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The Cowboys (3-1) were considered juggernauts after rolling past their first three opponents. The offense was deemed unstoppable and quarterback Dak Prescott deemed the MVP of the league. That was before the New Orleans Saints shut down the Cowboys during a 13-10 win. The Cowboys will place a high emphasis on getting carries for running back Ezekiel Elliott, allowing Prescott to use play-action more.

The Packers (3-1) finally got their offense untracked, but the previously stout defense fell apart during their 34-27 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 4. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 422 yards and two touchdowns, but the defense gave 176 yards on the ground. The Packers' defense is allowing 142 rushing yards a game, which could be a problem against the Cowboys