'They're gonna get smoked': Analyst gives Cowboys no chance against Packers

One of the more anticipated games of the entire NFL season is on deck this Sunday when the Green Bay Packers take on the Dallas Cowboys on "Sunday Night Football."

All eyes, of course, will be on star pass-rusher Micah Parsons, who will be making his return to AT&T Stadium to face his former team. As much attention as that will get from now until kickoff, the Cowboys need to focus on improving their defense, or it may be a happy homecoming for Parsons when all is said and done.

The Cowboys (1-2) are 27th in the league on defense (30.7 PPG), per TeamRankings, while Green Bay (2-1) leads the NFL with 14.7 points per game allowed. ESPN analyst and former QB Dan Orlovsky does not see any chance of Dallas coming away with a win if its defense does not improve.

Dan Orlovsky has no confidence in Dallas Cowboys defense

"The Cowboys are going to get whooped. This offense without (wide receiver) CeeDee Lamb and with two offensive linemen out, going against this defensive line that's one of, if not the best pass-rushing defensive lines in football, they're gonna get smoked," Orlovsky said. "And then this defense going against (quarterback) Jordan Love and this offense that's gonna hunt big plays in chunks, and they can't rush the passer, they've blown coverages. The best case scenario for the Cowboys is keeping this thing under three touchdowns."