Giants QB debate intensifies after Week 1, with Russell Wilson under fire for an offense that stalled in Washington. Some pundits push to unleash Jaxson Dart in Dallas to spark a fragile attack; others urge patience and a measured, long runway for the rookie. ESPN’s Schefter notes there’s no urgency to bench Wilson, while coach Brian Daboll stresses development and game planning behind the scenes. The franchise weighs short-term results against a durable Dart-Daboll path to the future.

The piece underscores Dart’s readiness through show-team reps and limited first-unit looks, framing him as the eventual anchor while acknowledging the brutal schedule and offensive line issues. If the plan holds, Dart could assume a larger role once the offense clicks, with Nabers and the receiving group poised to benefit from a more dynamic threat under center.

Dallas hosts New York in Week 2, aiming to rebound after a season-opening loss and reclaim AT&T Stadium dominance. Dak Prescott and Tyler Smith anchor an offense tasked with handling Dexter Lawrence and a Giants front led by Brian Daboll’s defense. New York seeks its own rhythm under pressure, making this NFC East clash pivotal in early-season standings. Fox coverage, plus NFL+, ESPN+, and Fubo streaming options, set the scene for a noon CT kickoff.

Wan'Dale Robinson's Week 2 status casts a shadow over Giants-Cowboys. If active, he projects as a risky WR4/Flex in full-PPR after Week 1 volume, but his ankle injury creates clear risk on a tough Dallas matchup. If sidelined, Theo Johnson would absorb more targets and Malik Nabers becomes a deeper dart throw. New York sits as 4.5-point underdogs, and the game script could push heavy volume toward the Giants' passing game against a Cowboys secondary that allowed surprising WR production last season.