The Green Bay Packers made the following players inactive for "Sunday Night Football" against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6:
- CB Benjamin St-Juste (out, hamstring injury)
- LG Aaron Banks (questionable, toe/knee injuries)
- OL Donovan Jennings (healthy scratch)
- OL Jager Burton (healthy scratch)
Three offensive linemen are inactive, which was expected considering the Packers have 11 offensive linemen on the 53-man roster entering Sunday. Banks will miss his fifth game in six weeks, and his fourth straight game since injuring his toe in Week 2. However, Jacob Monk will return after missing back-to-back games with a quad injury, although he'll be a backup now that Laken Tomlinson, Travis Glover and Kevin Zeitler (who is active again) have taken over the position.
Cornerback Brandon Cisse (hip) and defensive lineman Anthony Campbell (ankle) are both available despite being listed as questionable. Expect Cisse to start
opposite Keisean Nixon at cornerback against CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. Campbell will almost certainly play snaps behind Devonte Wyatt, Karl Brooks and Chris McClellan -- the Packers have only four active defensive tackles.
Receiver Savion Williams is active, and he will make his 2026 debut after missing the first five weeks with an ankle injury suffered during the preseason. He could factor in on kickoff return.
Receiver Coleman Owen, who arrived in Green Bay roughly three weeks ago, will make his Packers debut. The slot receiver and returner is active. It's possible Owen will be the primary punt returner on Sunday night. The Packers have six wide receivers active but only four defensive linemen and four cornerbacks against the Cowboys.
Cowboys made the following players inactive:
- LB DeMarvion Overshown
- DB Cobie Durant
- DB Alijah Clark
- RB Emari Demercado
- LB James Houston
- OL Drew Shelton
- WR Camden Brown
Kickoff is scheduled for 7:20 p.m. CT from Lambeau Field.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Brandon Cisse ACTIVE, Packers make 3 OL inactive vs. Cowboys on 'SNF'













