Dallas rode Aubrey's two clutch field goals to beat the Giants, proving they can finish when it matters. Dak Prescott piled up 361 yards, two TDs, and added a crucial late run, sharpening fantasy projections for the weeks ahead.

George Pickens showed leadership and impact, while Jadeveon Clowney's addition gives Dallas veteran edge. Brian Schottenheimer's locker-room culture is paying dividends as Dallas navigates depth and health.

Dak Prescott’s 361 yards and two TDs powered a 40-37 OT win for Dallas over the Giants, with his 24th game-winning drive tying Tony Romo for the franchise mark and underscoring Dallas late game clutch ability. Brandon Aubrey’s OT boot clinched it, delivering a hard fought Week 2 victory as Dallas shifts focus to Chicago.

Contract chatter around Jadeveon Clowney surfaces amid headlines, and George Pickens receives a surprising leadership nod that threads into Cowboys coverage. The win leaves Dallas at 1-1 with a critical NFC East tilt ahead and a potential 2-1 start in reach.

Dallas Cowboys edge New York 40-37 in an OT thriller, fueled by Dak Prescott’s late-game surge and Brandon Aubrey’s 64-yard game-tying boot. A chaotic fourth quarter featured back-and-forth scoring and a pivotal interception to swing momentum Dallas’s way. The win comes with injury updates on KaVontae Turpin and Cooper Beebe, and a surprising defensive boost as Jadeveon Clowney signs to bolster the edge despite Parsons’ absence. The clash also highlighted explosive moments from Malik Nabers and a high-variance, fantasy-friendly pace across the teams.

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.