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He led the NFL with 404 completions in 2025 while throwing for 4,552 yards and 30 touchdowns. He also enters tonight’s game having surpassed 250 passing yards in five straight night games. Prescott is coming off one of the strongest statistical seasons of his career.
Running back Javonte Williams posted 1,338 scrimmage yards and 11 rushing touchdowns last season, while Lamb remains one of the league’s most productive receivers. Tonight’s game begins at 8:20 p.m.
“Obviously it’s a new coaching staff over there and new personnel right on defense and just different spots,” Prescott said. “T.J.’s a true pro,” Prescott said. Prescott also knows the importance of staying focused against a Giants team entering a new era under head coach John Harbaugh. New York is not expected to carry the same playoff expectations as Dallas, but the combination of Harbaugh’s arrival and a revamped roster could make the opener a difficult test. “It’s about us. It’s about our focus. It’s about the team that we’ve built this whole offseason and the work that we’ve put in throughout training camp and this week, as well. Excited for that opportunity. Prescott will face a Giants defense that has undergone major changes after allowing the most points in the NFL last season. “When you’ve got a guy like T.J., you don’t even flinch. The Cowboys also have plenty of firepower to ease the pressure on Prescott. ET at MetLife Stadium and will air on NBC .