Hunter Luepke's role in the Cowboys' backfield has diminished as Rico Dowdle's playing time has increased. Luepke, who previously dominated third-down snaps, saw less involvement in recent games, with Dowdle taking on more responsibilities, including key plays in critical situations. This shift indicates a change in the team's strategy and reliance on Dowdle as the lead back.

Hunter Luepke had a notable moment in the game when he was handed the ball on a crucial 4th and 1 in the second quarter but was stopped for no gain. This play raised questions about the decision-making in critical situations, suggesting that the team might have been better served by giving the ball to either Elliott or Dowdle instead. While Luepke has potential, the game highlighted the need for more effective utilization of the running backs when the run game is working well.

Hunter Luepke was called upon for a crucial fourth-and-1 play but was stuffed for no gain, resulting in a turnover on downs. This decision to use Luepke instead of the more productive Rico Dowdle raised eyebrows, as it contributed to the Cowboys' inability to extend their lead.

Hunter Luepke faced a tough moment during the game when he was stuffed on a crucial fourth down after CeeDee Lamb's drop on a third-and-one play. This turnover highlighted the struggles of the offense, particularly in critical situations.

Hunter Luepke is expected to be available for the game against the Washington Commanders after dealing with a calf injury.