The Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs enter the second weekend of NFL season looking for win No. 1. The Super Bowl winner is 7-3 in the rematch the following year.
The Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs enter the weekend of the NFL season looking for their first victory in a pair of games that highlight the Week 2 schedule.
TheLos Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas Raiders, meanwhile, rekindle a long-standing rivalry when they meet for the early lead in the AFC West.
Week 1 reinforced a oft-lamented lesson. Did you back the right team even if it lost? The short answer is no. Baltimore’s 16-point lead over Buffalo turned out to be a mirage, a reflection of how far the Ravens’ defense has fallen. The money changed hands quickly on Matt Prater’s field goal as time expired.New York Giants (0-1) at Dallas Cowboys (0-1)Sunday, FOX, 10 am ET
The Cowboys have won eight in a row and 15 of 16 in the series, the only loss coming with Andy Dalton at quarterback in the meaningless final game of the 2020 season, when each finished 6-10.
Dak Prescott crushes the Giants. He is 13-2 in 15 games against them, with 29 touchdown passes and eight interceptions. He won his one start against the Giants last season, although the Giants covered in a 20-15 loss as 5 1/2-point underdogs.
The Cowboys out-gained and out-first-downed the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia in their weather-affected 24-20 season-opening loss in Philly, but a couple of costly misplays — a Miles Sanders red-zone fumble and two CeeDee Lamb drops — hurt.
