
Jaxson Dart kicked off his second NFL season with an electric performance, guiding the New York Giants past the Dallas Cowboys at MetLife Stadium. Entering the year following a rookie campaign that featured nine rushing scores, Dart completed 23 of his 29 throws for 230 yards, three touchdowns, and no picks, while adding 54 rushing yards across 11 attempts.
His chemistry with fellow sophomore Malik Nabers stood out as New York overcame an opening-quarter scuffle sparked by Dallas linebacker DeMarvion Overshown leveling Dart out of bounds on an initial-drive scramble.
The Week 1 triumph delivered a winning start to head coach John Harbaugh's tenure with the Giants, who flipped recent trends against Dak Prescott and the Cowboys. Dallas struggled to contain the young signal-caller's dual-threat playmaking throughout the divisional battle.
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