The Dallas Cowboys have had extra time to regroup after kicking off the season under the Thursday night lights in Week 1.
Despite having multiple opportunities to seal the win, they slipped to 0-1 against the Philadelphia Eagles. Now, with another divisional showdown on deck, Dallas will be hungry to claim its first victory of the season when it squares off with the New York Giants.
The Giants, meanwhile, are licking their wounds after a rough outing in Week 1, where the Washington Commanders rolled past them in convincing fashion. With both squads desperate to avoid the dreaded 0-2 hole, all eyes turn to who can rise to the occasion in this NFC East clash.
| Date | Sunday, September 14, 2025 |
| Time | 1:00 pm ET / 12:00 pm CT/ 10:00 am PT |
| Venue | AT&T Stadium (Arlington, TX) |
| TV Channel | FOX |
| Streaming | Fubo (Try for free) |
| Buy Tickets | Stubhub |
| Odds | Giants: +210 , Cowboys: -258 |
Cowboys vs Giants roster & injury news
Dallas Cowboys team news
Over in Dallas, the Cowboys kicked off not only their season but also the NFL calendar with a primetime showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles. They traded blows early, pulling within 21-20 by halftime, but the offense sputtered after the break, failing to score in a 24-20 setback.
Dak Prescott finished 21-of-34 for 188 yards, while new backfield addition Javonte Williams powered in two touchdowns on 15 carries for 54 yards. Out wide, CeeDee Lamb picked up right where he left off last year, torching Philly’s secondary for 110 yards on seven receptions.
Cowboys Injury Report: Perrion Winfrey – out , DeMarvion Overshown – out
| Position | Players |
|---|---|
| Offense | Dak Prescott, Joe Milton (Quarterbacks) ; Javonte Williams, Miles Sanders, Jaydon Blue, Hunter Luepke (RB/FB) ; CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Jalen Tolbert, KaVontae Turpin, Ryan Flournoy (Wide Receivers) ; Jake Ferguson, Luke Schoonmaker, Brevyn Spann-Ford (Tight Ends) ; Tyler Guyton, Tyler Smith, Cooper Beebe, Tyler Booker, Terence Steele, Nate Thomas, Brock Hoffman, T.J. Bass, Ajani Cornelius (Offensive Line) |
| Defense | Trevon Diggs, DaRon Bland, Kaiir Elam, Andrew Booth, Zion Childress, C.J. Goodwin (CB) ; Dante Fowler, Sam Williams, Marshawn Kneeland, Donovan Ezeiruaku, James Houston (Edge Rushers) ; Osa Odighizuwa, Solomon Thomas, Mazi Smith, Jay Toia, Perrion Winfrey (Defensive Tackles) ; Kenneth Murray, Jack Sanborn, Marist Liufau, Damone Clark, Shemar James (Linebackers) ; Malik Hooker, Donovan Wilson, Markquese Bell, Juanyeh Thomas (Safeties) |
| Special Teams | Brandon Aubrey (Kicker), Bryan Anger (Punter), Trent Sieg (Long Snapper) |
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New York Giants team news
The Giants' preseason momentum came to a screeching halt in Week 1, as they stumbled out of the gates against the Washington Commanders. Trailing 14-3 at the break, New York’s offense never found its rhythm, managing just a lone field goal in the second half of a 21-6 defeat.
Russell Wilson struggled to get much going through the air, completing 17 of 37 passes for 169 yards, though he did lead the team on the ground with 43 rushing yards. Rookie Malik Nabers showed flashes with five grabs for 71 yards, while Wan’Dale Robinson chipped in six catches for 55 yards in the losing effort.
Giants Injury Report : Anthony Johnson Jr. – out , Andrew Thomas – questionable , Micah McFadden – questionable
| Position | Players |
|---|---|
| Offense | Jaxson Dart, Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston (QB); Devin Singletary, Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy Jr. (RB); Beaux Collins, Jalin Hyatt, Malik Nabers, Gunner Olszewski, Wan'Dale Robinson, Darius Slayton (WR); Daniel Bellinger, Thomas Fidone II, Theo Johnson, Chris Manhertz (TE); Austin Schlottmann, John Michael Schmitz Jr. (C); Marcus Mbow, Jon Runyan, Aaron Stinnie, Greg Van Roten (G); Jermaine Eluemunor, James Hudson III, Evan Neal, Andrew Thomas (OT) |
| Defense | Chauncey Golston (DE); Darius Alexander, D.J. Davidson, Dexter Lawrence II, Rakeem Nunez-Roches Sr., Roy Robertson-Harris (DT); Chris Board, Brian Burns, Abdul Carter, Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, Micah McFadden, Darius Muasau, Bobby Okereke, Kayvon Thibodeaux (LB); Paulson Adebo, Deonte Banks, Cor'Dale Flott, Art Green, Nic Jones, Dru Phillips (CB); Dane Belton, Beau Brade, Jevon Holland, Tyler Nubin (S) |
| Special Teams | Graham Gano (PK), Jamie Gillan (P), Casey Kreiter (LS) |
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Cowboys vs Giants head-to-head record
Sunday marks the 127th showdown between the Giants and Cowboys since Dallas joined the league in 1960. The Cowboys hold a commanding edge in the regular-season rivalry, leading 77-46-2, though New York fans will never forget their lone postseason clash — a Giants victory in the 2007 NFC Divisional Playoffs.
Recent history, however, has been all Cowboys. Dallas has taken 15 of the last 16 matchups, including eight straight since 2016 — the longest active winning streak by one team over another in the NFL.
This will also be the first time the two square off on a Sunday since 2023. Last year, Dallas completed a season sweep, edging New York 20-15 under the primetime lights of Thursday Night Football in Week 4, then following it up with a 27-20 triumph on Thanksgiving at AT&T Stadium.
Watch and live stream Cowboys vs Giants in the USA
The Dallas Cowboys vs New York Giants game in Week 2 of the 2025 NFL season will be broadcast live nationally on FOX. Fans will be able to catch the coverage onFubo (Try for free today!).
More details on where to watch the game in the United States, including streaming options, will be released soon, so keep an eye out for our dedicated coverage.
Watch and live stream Cowboys vs Giants worldwide
For fans outside the U.S. looking to stay plugged into the action,NFL Game Pass on DAZN is the ultimate ticket. It serves up more than 200 regular-season and playoff matchups, complete Super Bowl coverage, plus access to NFL Network, NFL RedZone, and plenty more to keep you locked in all year long.
To bypass regional restrictions or to access the game if you are travelling abroad, you can watch the action using a Virtual Private Network like ExpressVPN.
How to buy Cowboys vs Giants tickets
The showdown between the Cowboys and Giants is set for AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX, a venue that packs in up to 65,000 fans and promises a fiery atmosphere on game day.
Tickets are already up for grabs on StubHub, with entry starting at $386. From there, prices climb through the tiers — $300, $400, $500, $600, $700, $800, $900, $1,000, and stretching all the way into the premium ranges of $2,000, $3,000, $4,000, $5,000, $6,000, and topping out at $10,406 for the best seats in the house.
Check the link below for the full breakdown of how to purchase tickets to NFL games.
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Cowboys vs Giants Fantasy Football
The Cowboys have turned matchups with the Giants into routine wins, rattling off 13 straight with Dak Prescott (18.1 projected fpts) under center. Prescott's fantasy output in Week 1 (7.8 points) left plenty to be desired, but his on-field command told a much different story than the box score. Heading into this season, Dallas looked capable of mirroring last year’s Bengals, but one wrinkle many overlooked was the influence of Matt Eberflus.
Eberflus’ defensive blueprint leans heavily on a conservative zone look, designed to stifle explosive plays and force offenses to grind out long drives. That exact script played out against Philadelphia in the opener, much like what we've seen from Jonathan Gannon in Arizona. The "bend but don’t break" style slows down offensive pace, but Week 2 presents a softer matchup, with Dallas at home, well-rested, and facing a Giants defense that barely rattled Jayden Daniels, pressuring him on only 23.7% of his dropbacks (29th in the league). That gives Prescott a path back into fringe QB1 territory.
For the Giants, Russell Wilson (13.7 projected fpts) struggled so badly in his debut that chatter about Jaxson Dart has already begun. Wilson connected on just 45.9% of his throws—better only than Cam Ward, and finished a staggering 12.7% below his expected completion percentage, ahead of only Bryce Young. With a short leash looming and a tough matchup on paper, Wilson is best left for deeper two-QB formats.
Meanwhile, Javonte Williams (10.5 fpts) turned heads in his Dallas debut, punching in both of the team’s touchdowns while piling up 54 yards on the ground and adding two catches for 10 yards. But the spotlight this week may belong to CeeDee Lamb (12.5 fpts), who despite racking up 110 yards against Philadelphia, dropped three passes—including two late-game miscues that proved costly. Don’t be surprised if Lamb comes out on a mission in Week 2, looking to silence any doubters with a statement performance.
Cowboys vs Giants Game Predictions
According to ESPN, the Giants enter Week 2 with just a 34.1% chance of pulling off the upset, with only a slim margin left for the possibility of a tie.
Dallas showed plenty of fight in its narrow loss to the Eagles in Week 1, while Russell Wilson and New York looked out of sync in a one-sided defeat to Washington. With Dak Prescott steering the ship, the Cowboys appear primed to overwhelm the Giants on their home turf.
Cowboys vs Giants Betting Odds
Spread
Giants +6 (-112)
Cowboys -6 (-108)
Moneyline
Giants: +210
Cowboys: -258
Total
44.5 (Over -105/Under -115)
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