Dallas rolled out a complete game in MetLife, lifting Dak Prescott and a shorthanded offense to a 37-22 win while Brian Schottenheimer's scripted start unlocked big plays for Hunter Luepke and Jake Ferguson. The defense finally applied sustained pressure on Justin Fields, totaling five sacks and forcing turnovers. Ryan Flournoy exploded for 104 receiving yards in the first half, signaling a potential breakout behind Lamb and Turpin on the mend. The win highlights a blueprint for depth and a changing target tree as Dallas looks to sustain momentum.

Fantasy managers should monitor Flournoy's role, the altered receiver pecking order, and the Cowboys' improved pass rush as early indicators of weekly upside, especially in games with similar injury situations and favorable matchups for Dallas' play design.

Dallas rode a reshaped offensive line behind Dak Prescott to a 37-22 win over the Jets, with Prescott delivering four touchdowns and calm late drives. The four-new starters on the line held up, epitomizing the next-man-up mindset. The defense throttled Justin Fields with a season-best pressure rate and forced timely turnovers, while Ryan Flournoy broke out with 6 receptions and 114 yards.

Dallas also won the turnover battle for the second straight week, underscoring complementary football. The night highlighted leadership, depth, and poise—qualities Schottenheimer said define this team as it navigates injuries and continues to build toward a deeper, more dangerous stretch run.

Dallas’ defense is trying to replace Parsons after the blockbuster trade, and the pass rush has looked thin through three games. Clowney adds veteran depth while Donovan Ezeiruaku, Dante Fowler Jr., James Houston, Marshawn Kneeland and Sam Williams share the load, but the group hasn’t delivered game-changing pressure. Parsons’ departure is magnified by the Packers’ 15 pressures in three games vs Dallas’ 19 combined from the current corps. The Cowboys may need to mine college edge talent early in the draft to sustain a playoff-grade front.