Big Facts: Quickest turnaround in team history

Baltimore's Blueprint

Dallas allowed 274 rushing yards against the Ravens in Week 3. The last time they allowed that many rushing yards in one sitting was in Week 13 of 2020. Which happens to be the last meeting between the Cowboys and Ravens, when Lamar Jackson and company rushed for 294 yards.

Giants in Name Only

Since 2017, the Cowboys are 13-1 against the New York Giants, including a six-game winning streak dating back to January of 2021. Those six games mark the longest-active winning streak against a single opponent, and Dallas has outscored New York 205-79 over those six games.

Deciphering Danny Dimes

For two-straight games, Daniel Jones has finished with two touchdowns and no interceptions for the first time in his career. It's the first time that Jones has tallied two passing touchdowns without a pick since Week 17 of 2022. Both games mark just his second career streak with a passer rating of at least 100.

Welcome to the Naber-hood

Malik Nabers has led the Giants in receiving yards for each of his first three games. He is just the 10^th player to lead his team in receiving over his first three career games, and just the fifth in the last 50 seasons. The previous four include Terry Glenn (NE, 1996), Roy Williams (DET, 2004), Stefon Diggs (MIN, 2015), and Puka Nacua (LAR, 2023).

Touchdown Turp

KaVontae Turpin snagged his first receiving touchdown of the 2024 season in the loss to Baltimore. He became the first player since 2013 (Dwayne Harris) to tally a receiving touchdown and a punt return touchdown in the same year. With one kick return touchdown, he'd be the first with a punt and kick return touchdown, along with a receiving touchdown in team history.

Dak's Production is Unmatched

In Week 3, Dak Prescott tallied his fourth career game with over 375-yards passing, three total touchdowns, and no interceptions. The rest of the franchise has three combined games. Two from Tony Romo, and one from Don Meredith. This was the first of Dak's four games that resulted in a loss.

Recipe for Success?

Brandin Cooks had his best game as a Cowboy, and second-best game as a pro, against the Giants in Week 6 last season. Cooks diced up the Giants for nine catches, 173 yards and a touchdown, his highest receiving total in a game since 2016. It also marks his only 100-yard game since joining Dallas in 2023, with his next-highest total coming in at 72 yards.

Far from Home-Sweet-Home

Dallas became the second team in NFL history to have a home winning streak over 15 games long, before falling in their next three home games. The only other team to manage this was the 1998-2000 Rams. The Rams tallied 15-straight home wins behind Kurt Warner and the "greatest show on turf" before losing three straight without Warner, who was out with a broken hand.

Aubrey Joins an Exclusive List

Brandon Aubrey connected on his second field goal make of over 60-yards in his NFL career, becoming the eighth player to have multiple makes from that distance. He joins Brett Maher (4), Matt Prater (3), Greg Zuerlein (3), Harrison Butker (2), Jake Elliott (2), Sebastian Janikowski (2), and Justin Tucker (2) as the only ones to do so.

Quickest Turnaround in Team History

Dallas plays the New York Giants in Week 4, just four days after facing the Baltimore Ravens in Week 3. This marks the quickest turnaround into a road game in franchise history, while playing at home Sunday and then traveling to a Thursday road game. A big reason behind this is the Thanksgiving Day game always being played at home for Dallas, and most of their Thursday Night Football appearances have followed the holiday slate.