Dallas eked out an OT 40-37 win over the Giants in Week 2, marking Brian Schottenheimer’s first victory as Cowboys coach and fueling early-season optimism about Dallas’s offense. Schottenheimer’s fired-up locker-room celebration and the team’s late-game resilience highlighted a potential shift in offensive identity, while Dak Prescott delivered when it counted and kicker Brandon Aubrey provided the clutch edge. The win tees up a high-stakes test versus Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears, with fantasy managers eyeing Prescott’s timing, the offense’s ceiling, and Aubrey’s kicking workload in a pivotal Week 3 spot.

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.

Dallas Cowboys survive a wild Week 2 comeback against the Giants, led by Brandon Aubrey’s clutch kicking and a late surge from Dak Prescott with George Pickens as the primary target. The win ends a nine-game skid to New York and sets up a road test vs. Chicago in Week 3. Fantasy takeaways: Aubrey’s leg reliability could translate to consistent weekly points, Prescott’s late-game efficiency boosts QB upside, and Pickens looks like a high-floor, high-ceiling option in a revitalized Cowboys attack.