Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy. Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports

Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy has an opportunity to join some elite company on Sunday.

McCarthy and the Cowboys are traveling to Green Bay to face the Packers — which, of course, is McCarthy’s former team. They also happen to be the only team in the NFL that McCarthy has not beaten. As ESPN’s Todd Archer notes, McCarthy would become just the eighth coach in NFL history to beat all 32 teams if Dallas defeats the Packers.

McCarthy’s first NFL head-coaching job was in Green Bay. He was there from 2006 to 2018 and won a lot of games during the 13-year stretch. In total, McCarthy has 149 regular-season wins between his time with the Packers and Cowboys.

The 6-2 Cowboys are entering Sunday’s game as four-point road favorites. Green Bay is 3-6 after losing five straight games, and unflattering reports have begun to surface about Aaron Rodgers and company.

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