Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants Preview & Picks
Dallas are tipped to cover the spread as they bounce back from last Sunday’s loss.
The Cowboys pass rush can feast on a bad Giants offensive line to force Daniel Jones into mistakes.
And of the opposite side of the football, Dak Prescott can have a ‘get right’ game against a team he has routinely beaten.
- Dallas Cowboys are 13-1 in the last 14 meetings with New York
- Dallas Cowboys have won by at least a touchdown in 11 of the last 14 meetings
- Dallas QB Dak Prescott has beaten New York in each of his last 12 starts
- The Over has cashed in 7 of the last 10 meetings
Head To Head
- Dallas Cowboys lead the all-time series 75-47-2
- Dallas Cowboys won 49-17 when the two teams last met in November 2023
Dallas Cowboys Form
Dallas head to the ‘Big Apple’ on a short week looking to get back on track after a couple of home defeats.
The Cowboys entered the season as a leading contender to go all the way and lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
However, they have so far failed to live up to pre-season expectations, losing two of their first three games of the campaign.
Dallas opened up on the road and came away from Cleveland with a 33-17 victory, but they failed to back that up in their next two games at home.
The Cowboys were blown out on their own turf by New Orleans, 44-19, and then saw a fourth-quarter fightback come up short as they were beaten 28-25 by Baltimore.
New York Giants Form
While Dallas have lost their last two, New York enter this matchup having got their first win last time out.
Little was expected of the Giants coming into the new season, so it was no surprise when they dropped their first two games.
They kicked things off at home to Minnesota and managed just two field goals as they were beaten 28-6 by the Vikings.
New York then went out on the road for a big divisional clash with Washington, and despite not giving up a touchdown they were beaten 21-18 by the Commanders.
The Giants were able to avoid a 0-3 start though, as they travelled to Cleveland to knock off the Browns, 21-15, last weekend.