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Thirty-six minutes and 40 seconds of the ball Dallas got two possessions in the entire second half. Two. That number explains the New York Giants’ 28-20 win over the Cowboys in East Rutherford last night, in both teams’ opener. Jaxson Dart threw for 230 yards and three touchdowns, going 23 of 29 and adding 54…

160 passing yards, three touchdowns Kirk Cousins threw for 160 yards on Sunday night. That is a quiet afternoon for a backup, let alone a starter. He turned it into three touchdowns anyway. Las Vegas beat Miami 27-13 in its opener. Cousins went 21 of 30 with two interceptions. Nothing about the raw line jumps…

Six openers, six wins Four straight punts. That was Philadelphia’s first half hour of the season, in front of its own crowd, against a division rival. The Eagles still found a way, beating Washington 24-22 at home last night. The number that matters sits outside the box score. Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts have now…

Minnesota scores the final 29 points Twelve points down with a quarter left, on opening night, against Green Bay. That was the hole Minnesota dug for itself. The Vikings climbed out of it and then some, rallying past the Packers 39-22 in Minneapolis. The last 29 points of the night all belonged to them. Carson…

A 2:15 a.m. kickoff for anyone watching from France Set an alarm. The Chiefs host the Broncos overnight from Monday 14 into Tuesday 15 September, and the ball goes up at 2:15 a.m. French time at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The game closes Week 1 and opens the 2026 Monday Night Football season. Denver…

Philadelphia were scruffy for long stretches and still won a sixth straight opener. Washington’s two-point try never had a chance.

Las Vegas had not opened a season with a double-digit win since 2017. Klint Kubiak changed that on his first Sunday in charge.

Arizona won 26-14 in Los Angeles on Sunday, ending a losing run that stretched back into last season and handing Mike LaFleur a debut no Cardinals coach has managed since 1973.

Crosby closed the door himself “I am a Raider. I am back.” Seven words on social media, and that was the end of it. Per NFL Network, Maxx Crosby told every interested team last spring that Las Vegas was the only place he wanted to play. The message went out right after his trade to…