Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants: Box score, player stats and summary feat. Dak Prescott, Russell Wilson, and more

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The Dallas Cowboys meet the New York Giants in a game that both teams need to win after opening week defeats to their NFC East rivals

Dallas Cowboys vs New York Giants Box Score

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
Dallas Cowboys 0 1010
New York Giants6 7 13

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Dallas Cowboys offense

Passing

PLAYER

CMP

ATT

YDS

CMP%

AVG

TD

INT

SACKS

RATING

D. PRESCOTT

D. PRESCOTT

14

21

137

66.7

6.52

1

2

100.7

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Rushing

PLAYER

ATT

YDS

TD

AVG

LONG

FUM

J. WILLIAMS

J. WILLIAMS

6

16

2.7

6

Receiving

PLAYER

REC

YDS

TD

TGTS

LONG

YAC

J. FERGUSON

J. FERGUSON

5

38

7

19

17

C. LAMB

C. LAMB

3

37

4

33

13

K. TURPIN

K. TURPIN

3

35

1

3

16

10

J. WILLIAMS

J. WILLIAMS

2

15

2

8

22

G. PICKENS

G. PICKENS

1

12

4

12

6

L. SCHOONMAKER

L. SCHOONMAKER

1

TEAM

14

137

1

21

88

68

Dallas Cowboys Defense

PLAYER

TOT

SOLO

SACKS

TFL

PD

INT

QBP

INT TD

K. ELAM

K. ELAM

5

4

K. MURRAY

K. MURRAY

5

3

K. CLARK

K. CLARK

4

2

1

1

1

J. SANBORN

J. SANBORN

4

2

T. DIGGS

T. DIGGS

3

2

R. STEWARD

R. STEWARD

3

2

1

S. THOMAS

S. THOMAS

3

D. WILSON

D. WILSON

3

2

D. CLARK

D. CLARK

2

J. HOUSTON

J. HOUSTON

2

1

1

1

1

O. ODIGHIZUWA

O. ODIGHIZUWA

2

D. FOWLER

D. FOWLER

1

1

M. HOOKER

M. HOOKER

1

1

M. KNEELAND

M. KNEELAND

1

TEAM

39

19

2

2

1

3

Kicking

PLAYER

FGM

FGA

XP

LONG

B. AUBREY

B. AUBREY

1

1

1

51

New York Giants Offense

Passing

PLAYER

CMP

ATT

YDS

CMP%

AVG

TD

INT

SACKS

RATING

R. WILSON

R. WILSON

17

20

235

85

11.75

1

2

132.3

Rushing

PLAYER

ATT

YDS

TD

AVG

LONG

FUM

C. SKATTEBO

C. SKATTEBO

5

12

2.4

5

T. TRACY

T. TRACY

4

12

3

9

D. SINGLETARY

D. SINGLETARY

1

4

4

4

R. WILSON

R. WILSON

1

2

2

2

TEAM

11

30

11.4

20

Receiving

PLAYER

REC

YDS

TD

TGTS

LONG

YAC

W. ROBINSON

W. ROBINSON

5

98

6

50

23

M. NABERS

M. NABERS

5

86

1

6

29

14

T. TRACY

T. TRACY

3

25

3

14

21

T. JOHNSON

T. JOHNSON

3

21

4

14

5

C. SKATTEBO

C. SKATTEBO

1

5

1

5

4

New York Giants Defense

PLAYER

TOT

SOLO

SACKS

TFL

PD

INT

QBP

INT TD

P. ADEBO

P. ADEBO

5

5

1

J. HOLLAND

J. HOLLAND

4

3

B. OKEREKE

B. OKEREKE

3

2

A. PHILLIPS

A. PHILLIPS

3

3

D. LAWRENCE

D. LAWRENCE

2

2

B. BURNS

B. BURNS

1

1

1

1

1

C. FLOTT

C. FLOTT

1

1

2

D. MUASAU

D. MUASAU

1

1

T. NUBIN

T. NUBIN

1

1

K. THIBODEAUX

K. THIBODEAUX

1

1

1

1

1

D. ALEXANDER

D. ALEXANDER

1

D. BELTON

D. BELTON

1

TEAM

22

20

2

2

4

3

Kicking

PLAYER

FGM

FGA

XP

LONG

G. GANO

G. GANO

2

2

1

38

Dallas Cowboys vs New York Giants summary

Both teams came into this game hoping for a stronger performance than their previous ones.

During the first quarter, Giants quarterback Russell Wilson was able to lead his team down to the Cowboys' red zone on the first two drives. While he was not able to find the endzone, two Graham Gano field goals gave the G-Men an early 6-0 lead against a Dallas side that has struggled.

The Cowboys saw a minor improvement in the second quarter, but Dak Prescott still struggled on the drive that gave Dallas their first points of the game via a field goal. Then, Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers found the endzone for a 29-yard touchdown pass to add to the Giants' lead.

Then, on a penalty-laden drive, Dallas found the endzone for the first time to keep them in the game, with Prescott finding Turpin for a 10-yard touchdown. At the half, New York had a 13-10 lead.

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