Prescott is the more experienced and accomplished NFL quarterback, but the leadership and mentality of both signal-callers suggest they each have a bright future.
Defensive standouts DeMarcus Ware and Robert Mathis, and receivers Andre Johnson, Steve Smith and Anquan Boldin are among 10 first-year eligible players nominated for the 2022 Class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Monday's home opener vs. Philadelphia is the first of three straight at AT&T Stadium for the Cowboys with an opportunity to get on a roll. “To have three in a row you definitely want to take advantage of that,” Mike McCarthy said. “At the end of the day these games are so hard to win, especially on the road. And the hardest games are the division games. That is really what our focus is on. I didn't even talk about all three games to our team. We are all about Philadelphia right now.”
The Raiders' defense looks vastly improved. Teddy Bridgewater is a perfect fit in Denver. And Brandon Aiyuk has only one catch for the 49ers.
Say what? While one quarterback was focused on securing a beer endorsement, another was more concerned with taking shots downfield. Here is what was said in Week 2.
Deebo Samuel is among the top point-getters at receiver, Sam Darnold looks improved and Devin Singletary has stepped it up a notch.
The Cowboys aren't far from 0-2. But they eked out a needed win on the road that could provide the foundation the season is built upon.
Were you not entertained? Another NFL Sunday meant another round of "What just happened?" moments. From the Ravens honoring Omar to ageless Tom Brady, here's what you might have missed during Week 2.
Dallas got its first win, while Las Vegas moved to 2-0 after a victory in Pittsburgh. Let's overreact to what happened in Week 2.
Mike McCarthy said the Cowboys did not settle for a 56-yard field goal to decide Sunday's game on purpose.
— Throughout his rehab from a broken ankle last season, Dak Prescott thought about what it would feel like to be on the field again and lead the Dallas Cowboys on a game-winning drive.
New England and Buffalo dominated, while New Orleans looked out of sorts and Green Bay got back on track. Here's what to know and what it means going forward for every Week 2 game.
Cowboys inactives: S Donovan Wilson, QB Will Grier, DE Chauncey Golston, OT Ty Nsekhe. Jayron Kearse will replace Wilson at safety in the starting lineup, but Malik Hooker is active and expected to see action. Damontae Kazee (quad) was questionable entering the game after getting hurt in Wednesday's practice but he is active and starting. Tight end Jeremy Sprinkle was called up from practice squad for second straight game as COVID replacement for Randy Gregory.
La'el Collins hopes the NFL will overturn his five-game suspension, citing what he said are valid reasons for multiple missed drug tests, sources told ESPN.
Is Nelson Agholor the Patriots' No. 1 wideout? What's the deal with Brandon Aiyuk in San Francisco? Our reporters fill you in before Sunday's games.
What to watch for in every game. Bold predictions. Fantasy advice. Key stats to know. It's all here for Week 2.
Our NFL team reporters round up injury updates for key players in Week 2.
Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Ty Nsekhe, who was taken to the hospital with a heat-related illness on Thursday, will not play on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Cowboys will be missing some key players in Week 2 but have confidence in the replacements at wide receiver, pass-rusher and offensive line.
The Cowboys love the tailback's pass protection, but they need to get their rushing attack rolling -- even when their opponent is geared to stop him.
The Cowboys' DeMarcus Lawrence suffered a broken foot in Wednesday's practice that will force him to miss six to eight weeks, according to sources.
The New Orleans Saints bear a striking resemblance to AFC Richmond? T.J. Watt needs to pay up? Jon Gruden lived multiple lives on Monday night? Here's what was said in a wild Week 1.
| TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Washington | 1 | 1 | 0 | .500 | 46 | 49 |
| Philadelphia | 1 | 1 | 0 | .500 | 43 | 23 |
| Dallas | 1 | 1 | 0 | .500 | 49 | 48 |
| New York | 0 | 2 | 0 | .000 | 42 | 57 |
| RD(PK) | PLAYER | POS | SCHOOL |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1(12) | Micah Parsons | ILB | Penn State |
| 2(12) | Kelvin Joseph | CB | Kentucky |
| 3(11) | Osa Odighizuwa | DT | UCLA |
| 3(21) | Chauncey Golston | DE | Iowa |
| 3(36) | Nahshon Wright | CB | Oregon State |
| 4(10) | Jabril Cox | ILB | LSU |
| 4(33) | Josh Ball | OT | Marshall |
| 5(35) | Simi Fehoko | WR | Stanford |
| 6(8) | Quinton Bohanna | DT | Kentucky |
| 6(43) | Israel Mukuamu | CB | South Carolina |
| 7(10) | Matt Farniok | OG | Nebraska |
