Can the Dallas Cowboys knock off the New York Giants in their season opener? The Dallas Morning News' panel of NFL experts predicts the Cowboys' season opener.
Dak Prescott has dominated the Giants in his career with a 10-2 mark. But this is the 2023 season opener, onno less, and the New York faithful will be fired up. Expect it to be a tightly contested game throughout.
will prove to be the difference by forcing a key turnover, or two. Rookie kicker Brandon Aubrey escapes a nervous debut with at least one miss, yet he won’t cost his team the game.Dak Prescott dominates the Giants. He’s won 10 straight and counting. Micah Parsons is a beast who loves performing on the big stage. He’d like nothing better than to come out of this game having Giants fans comparing him to Lawrence Taylor. What could go wrong? Well, it is the opener.
, potentially leading the league in takeaways for a third straight year. If not, greatness will evade the group. Saquon Barkley and Daniel Jones, in possible rainy conditions, will struggle if the Cowboys are right about themselves.
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