Dallas outlasted the Giants 40-37 in OT, with Brandon Aubrey lifting the Cowboys with a 64-yard game-winner and threatening from even longer. Donovan Wilson iced the win with an OT interception as Dak Prescott closed out the affair with a decisive 14-yard rush that shifted field position and momentum. George Pickens delivered a fourth-quarter TD and Javonte Williams added a 30-yard score to fuel a dramatic comeback.

Fantasy angles point to Aubrey as a must-have kicker in all formats, Prescott’s late rushing adds a floor, and Williams and Pickens offer solid weekly ceiling with Dallas’ offense clicking. Wilson’s turnover upside hints at additional defensive value for IDP rosters. Week 2 reinforces how one big play can swing lineups and ownership in fantasy football across kickers, QBs, and skill players.

The Giants racked up 506 yards but couldn’t seal the deal in a wild 40-37 overtime loss to Dallas. Malik Nabers sparked NYG with two red-zone plays and big vertical catches, while Wan’Dale Robinson posted a career-best 142 receiving yards and a TD. Russell Wilson flashed efficient play before two OT miscues ended the comeback. Dallas leaned on Brandon Aubrey’s leg and Javonte Williams’ late scoring runs to snatch the win. Fantasy fallout: Nabers is the clear focal point; Robinson supplies a high ceiling, and Dallas offers reliable kicking upside in close games.

Looking ahead, Nabers and Robinson give NYG a dangerous pair at WR with big-play potential, but the Giants need a second reliable option behind Nabers. DAL’s value rests with Aubrey’s accuracy and Williams’ late-game burst; Tolbert’s motion adds versatility and Ferguson remains a mid-range playmaker in shares. Expect volatility in OT-heavy finishes, so manage rosters with matchups in mind.

Brandon Aubrey stole Dallas’ spotlight in Week 2, drilling four field goals and four extra points, including a 64-yard game-tying boot with no time left and a 46-yard winner to cap a 40-37 overtime victory over the Giants. His 205 yards worth of booting underscored a tense shootout where every kick mattered.

Dak Prescott threw for 362 yards with two TDs, CeeDee Lamb topped 100 receiving yards on nine catches, Javonte Williams added a TD on 5.4 per carry, and Kavontae Turpin opened strong before leaving with an injury as Brian Schottenheimer celebrated his first career win as head coach.