Dallas dominated the Jets 37-22, riding a ferocious pass rush and depth. Five sacks, with two by James Houston, helped blunt New York early, while Dak Prescott engineered the offense even without Lamb and Turpin. Ryan Flournoy flashed with 100+ receiving yards by halftime, proving Cowboys' depth is real.

Prescott delivered four TD passes and 237 yards, thriving even with three OL starters out. Dallas' defense kept the Jets uncomfortable, and the win sets a confident tone for a forgiving schedule ahead.

Week 5 features Dallas visiting East Rutherford to face the winless Jets as the Cowboys chase momentum. A string of injuries has Dallas thin at multiple spots: CeeDee Lamb, KaVontae Turpin, Tyler Guyton, and Tyler Booker are out; Malik Hooker lands on IR. Six additional players are listed as questionable, led by Tyler Smith and Miles Sanders. Rookie Jaydon Blue debuts, giving the offense a potential spark behind a battered line. Defensively, Dallas must tighten up after recent lapses while navigating a tough road test.

CeeDee Lamb isOUT Week 5 at the Jets with an ankle sprain, forcing Dallas to reshuffle its aerial attack on the road. Expect Dak Prescott to lean more on secondary options and the run game while Lamb heals, with Kavontae Turpin dealing with a foot issue that could further limit the WR corps. A big Week 5 test looms in New York, where George Pickens reportedly stepped up as a top target in Lamb’s absence, signaling how defensive schemes might rotate coverage once Lamb returns. Dallas has not placed Lamb on IR, keeping a window open for a quick return and a rebound against the Jets or beyond.