By: TPS Staff
Summary
The New York Giants opened the NFL season with a 28-20 Sunday night victory over the Dallas Cowboys at MetLife Stadium. Jaxson Dart threw three touchdown passes, while Cam Skattebo led New York with 81 rushing yards. The Giants finished with a 165-69 advantage in rushing yards and ran out the final 5:16 to secure the win. It was John Harbaugh’s first victory as Giants coach after 18 seasons leading the Baltimore Ravens. New York has now opened a season with a win for only the second time in 10 years.
Key takeaway
Harbaugh’s Giants opened with the physical formula he has emphasized, pairing a decisive rushing advantage with Dart’s three touchdown passes to beat an NFC East rival.
Why it matters
The victory gave Harbaugh a successful first game in charge of the Giants and delivered one of the franchise’s rare season-opening wins of the past decade.
What's next
Further developments will depend on subsequent reporting or official updates.
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