Dallas rode a reshuffled offensive line to a 37-22 win over the Jets, snapping a rough stretch and moving to 2-2-1. Ryan Flournoy erupted for a 100-yard receiving day (6 catches, 114 yards) and showed he can stretch the field when called on with KaVontae Turpin sidelined. The Cowboys also unleashed a season-high five sacks as James Houston led the way, and a Liufau punch-out on Breece Hall produced a crucial takeaway. Javonte Williams ripped for 135 yards and a receiving TD, lifting Dallas’s ground game to a steadying 180 rushing yards as they closed out the win.

It was a second-half turn, with Dallas scoring on the road and flipping momentum against a Jets squad that started 0-5 under a new coach. The defense forced pressure on Justin Fields, and the offense did enough in a muddy day to survive. The win injects some confidence into a club with a tougher schedule ahead, and the mix of a young WR room, a reshaped line, and a swarming D gives fantasy managers fresh angles for the next few weeks.