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ARLINGTON, Tx (MetroSource-WSAU Aaron Jones rushed for a career-high four touchdowns as the Packers pounded the Cowboys 34-24 in Arlington. Jones finished with 107 yards on 19 carries and also caught seven passes for 75 yards.
Green Bay built up a 24-0 lead by the third quarter and held off a late Dallas rally. Aaron Rodgers threw for 238 yards and the Packer defense recorded three interceptions in the win.
Dak Prescott passed for 463 yards, two touchdowns and the three picks for Dallas. The 'Boys attempted to mount a comeback, but kicker Brett Maher missed a fourth quarter field goal that would have trimmed the deficit to seven.
Amari Cooper caught 11 passes for 226 yards and a touchdown and Ezekiel Elliott rushed for a score. Dallas dropped to 3-and-2.
The Packers, now 4-1, will host Detroit next Monday night.
Tom King
Tom grew up in Wausau listening to sports on WSAU and music on our sister stations WRIG and WIFC and decided early on that that was where he wanted to be. After graduating from Wausau East in the mid 70's Tom headed to UWSP. He worked at the college radio station WWSP and weekends on WIFC while earning a degree in Communication.
After college he worked a year at WKAU radio in the Fox Valley before returning to Wausau and moving into radio sales. He missed the on-air work and returned to the air when WOFM went on the air and when it was purchased by Midwest Communications was asked to take on the sports position on WSAU. He has spent the last 13 years as part of the WSAU morning team while also broadcasting Wausau East sports and contributing to the morning show on WIFC.
If you listen to the show you know that Tom is the coach of the Wausau American Legion Baseball team. He's married (Sandy) with two sons (Wade & Cory) and spends his spare time reading, listening to music, watching movies and tv shows and following most of the major sports.
