The Green Bay Packers had a chance to win back-to-back games at home, and that's exactly what they did.

After their blowout win against the Chicago Bears, the Packers took care of business against the Dallas Cowboys, 23-13.

It wasn't the cleanest win in the world, but it gives the Packers a 4-2 record and is the team's first three-game winning streak since Weeks 12-14 last season.

Jordan Love had a game to remember, and while some of his wide receivers certainly didn't, a win is a win and that's all that matters.

Knowing this team was only able to get 57 yards on the ground, it comes as no surprise that Love shined once again.

He finished this one 23/41, with a good majority of those being drops, for 276 yards with a touchdown and an interception.

Matthew Golden led the way with six receptions for 104 yards, and Christian Watson wasn't too far behind with three catches for 64 yards.

This should've been a hat-trick for Love as both Golden and Watson dropped balls that hit them in the hands in the endzone, but it is what it is, and those key drops didn't end up mattering in the end.

Dak Prescott was picked off twice in this one, with both interceptions coming near the 30-yard line.

Those were crucial moments in a game decided by two scores, and Green Bay even had a third interception taken off the board due to a roughing the passer penalty.

Prescott got a few extra yards in garbage time, but he was held to just 4.8 yards per completion, and this is a Cowboys offense that saw Javonte Williams finish with 41 of their 48 rushing yards.

Josh Jacobs should be back next week, Savion Williams impressed in his season debut, and everyone is keeping a close eye on the status of Micah Parsons.

Week by week, this Packers team continues to get better. Sure, penalties were once again a massive issue in this game, but Green Bay controlled most of this one, and that's something that couldn't be said about their first few games of the year.

Now 4-2, this is the best Green Bay has looked all year, and they seem to be hitting their stride at the right time.

Matt LaFleur is working things out with this offense, Jonathan Gannon continues to call a tremendous defense, and now the only thing to do is prepare for a huge NFC North showdown on Sunday, Oct. 25, in Detroit.