New York Giants vs Dallas Cowboys Prediction 9/14/2025 Today’s NFL Picks

The New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys meet in week 2 NFL action from AT&T Stadium on Sunday. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best bets for this game. Here’s a New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys prediction.

New York Giants Recap

The New York Giants come into this game looking to rebound from a 21-6 loss at the hands of the Washington Commanders last time out to sit at 0-1 this season. After this game, the Giants will head home for a matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Giants Looking To Rebound From Frustrating Opener

Russell Wilson threw for 168 yards on 17 of 37 passing while also leading the Giants on the ground with 44 rushing yards on 8 carries. Malik Nabers led the Giants in receiving with 71 receiving yards on 5 catches while Wan’Dale Robinson has a team-high 6 catches for 55 yards as well on the year. On defense, Bobby Okereke had a team-high 16 total tackles including 7 solo tackles while Brian Burns had a pair of sacks in the losing effort for the Giants. 

Dallas Cowboys Recap

The Dallas Cowboys come into this game looking to bounce back from their season-opening 24-20 loss at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles to drop to 0-1 this year. After this game, the Cowboys will head on the road for a game against the Chicago Bears.

Cowboys Looking To Respond After Narrow Loss

Dak Prescott threw for 188 yards on 21 of 34 passing while Javonte Williams rushed for 54 yards and a pair of touchdowns on his 15 carries. Miles Sanders had 53 rushing yards of his own on 4 carries while CeeDee Lamb added 7 catches for 110 yards to lead Dallas in receiving. George Pickens added 3 catches for 30 yards while Jake Ferguson added 5 receptions for 23 yards as well on the year. On defense, Malik Hooker and Kenneth Murray Jr. each had a team-high 9 total tackles including 4 solo tackles while Marshawn Kneeland added a sack as well in the loss.

New York Giants @ Dallas Cowboys Betting Trends: Week 2

Why the Dallas Cowboys will win

• The Giants have lost each of their last nine games against NFC opponents.
• The Cowboys have won each of their last eight games against the Giants.
• The Cowboys have covered the spread in nine of their last 10 games as home favorites against NFC East opponents.
• The Giants have failed to cover the spread in eight of their last nine games against NFC opponents.
• The Giants have lost the first quarter in four of their last five Sunday games against teams that held a losing record.
• The Giants have lost the first half in each of their last nine games against NFC opponents.
• The Cowboys have scored the first touchdown in six of their last seven games as favorites against NFC East opponents.

Why the New York Giants will win

• The Giants have won six of their last eight games as road underdogs following a Division loss.
• The Cowboys have lost each of their last two Sunday games as favorites.
• The underdogs have covered the spread in four of the Cowboys’ last five games.
• The Cowboys have failed to cover the spread in each of their last three September games as favorites.
• The underdogs have won the first quarter in each of the Giants’ last four Week 2 games.
• The Cowboys have lost the first half in five of their last six Week 2 home games against NFC opponents.

Total Points Facts

• Each of the Giants’ last nine September games as underdogs have gone UNDER the total points line.
• Each of the Cowboys’ last six home games against the Giants have gone OVER the total points line.
• Five of the last six games between teams from the same division have gone UNDER the total points line.

Dallas Cowboys Player Prop Facts

• CeeDee Lamb has scored the first touchdown in three of the Cowboys’ last four games as favorites following a road loss.
• CeeDee Lamb has scored at least one touchdown in each of the Cowboys’ last seven Sunday regular season games as favorites.
• CeeDee Lamb has recorded 93+ receiving yards in each of his last four appearances.
• Dak Prescott has recorded 255+ passing yards in each of his last 12 appearances with the Cowboys as home favorites.
• Miles Sanders has recorded 33+ rushing yards in each of his last 26 appearances with his team as a favorite against NFC opponents.
• Miles Sanders has recorded 38+ rushing and receiving yards in 17 of his last 18 regular season appearances with his team as a home favorite.
• Dak Prescott has recorded 25+ completions in nine of the Cowboys’ last 10 Sunday games as favorites.
• Heading into Week 2, Javonte Williams ranks T1st in the NFL in touchdowns (2) this season.

New York Giants Player Prop Facts

• Devin Singletary has scored a touchdown in three of his four previous Week 2 road appearances.
• Russell Wilson has recorded 219+ passing yards in each of his last six Week 2 appearances.
• Darius Slayton has recorded 33+ receiving yards in each of the Giants’ last four Week 2 road games.
• Russell Wilson has recorded 17+ rushing yards in each of his eight previous September appearances with his team as an underdog against NFC opponents.
• Devin Singletary has recorded 76+ rushing and receiving yards in each of his last three Week 2 road appearances.
• Jameis Winston has recorded 23+ completions in each of his last five road appearances as a starter.
• Heading into Week 2, Bobby Okereke has recorded the most tackles in a single game this season (16 vs Commanders, Week 1).

Matchup/League Facts

• Cowboys – one different players have recorded multi-touchdown games this season – equal-most in the NFL, heading into Week 2.
• Cowboys – two different players have recorded 50+ rushing yards in a game this season – equal-most in the NFL, heading into Week 2.
• Giants – one different players have recorded 2.0 sacks or more in a game this season – equal-most in the NFL, heading into Week 2.
• Heading into Week 2, the Giants rank 32nd in the NFL in points per game (6.0) this season.

New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys Prediction

I’m on the Cowboys here. I just wasn’t impressed with the Giants in week one as I gave them the benefit of the doubt with a new QB, but it was more of the same old stuff with the Giants in that one as it was an offense that couldn’t get the ball moving up and down the field, and really had issues with putting points on the board. On the other side, Dallas had a couple of miscues that cost them a near outright upset against the defending Super Bowl champs, but I don’t believe they make those mistakes again here. Give me the Cowboys by at least a touchdown.