New York’s defense remains a concern after an 0-2 start, with Week 2 exposing gaps in the back end and a leaky middle of the field. Dallas carved through the Giants’ coverage, piling explosive plays and yardage that dragged the game into overtime.

Prescott delivered 350+ passing yards on 52 attempts, Ferguson hauled in nine catches, and Pickens supplied a late 27-yard connection before Aubrey’s 64-yard winner. The loss tightens the schedule for New York, which now welcomes Kansas City in primetime as it tries to regroup and salvage its season.

Dallas escaped Week 2 with an OT victory over the Giants, powered by Brandon Aubrey’s clutch kicking and KaVontae Turpin’s league-best separation that redefines the Cowboys’ fast-paced attack under Brian Schottenheimer. Turpin generated 6.1 yards of separation per route and a 47-yard receiving line, signaling a breakout as the offense leans into speed and schemed touches. CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Malik Nabers and Wan’Dale Robinson flashed big-play potential, while Turpin’s neck issue appears minor and manageable.

The blueprint for fantasy upside hinges on Turpin’s continued space creation, Aubrey’s kicking volume, and how Schottenheimer distributes targets among the playmakers. With the schedule ahead and Turpin trending upward, Dallas projects as a multifaceted offence capable of supporting several weekly contributors beyond Lamb.

Wilson carved up the Cowboys with 450 passing yards and 3 TDs, yet the Giants still soured a prolific day with a boatload of penalties, losing in overtime after a red-zone turnover. New York piled up 506 total yards, but 14 penalties for 160 yards ruined critical drives and kept the score closer than the yardage suggests.

Malik Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson both cleared 140 receiving yards in a historic Giants aerial show, while the defense battled penalties down the stretch. The OT fumble by Wilson and in-game miscues overshadowed the offensive fireworks, leaving fantasy managers weighing high-volume contributors against the volume of self-inflicted mistakes.

Dak Prescott shines when Dallas has a full offensive cupboard and lets him improvise, a contrast to last season’s leash that may have fed his hamstring injury.

Parsons’ disruption speeds up the quarterback clock, helping Diggs and Bland, while Pickens stirs the Cowboys’ offense and elevates fantasy upside. Rangers and Mets headlines frame September buzz, and Arch Manning/Marcel Reed talk at Texas A&M signals evolving fantasy ceilings beyond the NFL as Sherrington threads a decades-long Dallas sports narrative.