After dismantling the Jets yesterday, 30-10, there are many words that can be used to describe Micah Parsons and this Dallas defense.

Micah Parsons was candid about his defense's ability to not only get after the passer, but the backfield in general, after limiting Breece Hall and Dalvin Cook to just 16 total yards.

Sunday's game is another example that Mike McCarthy isn't here to play fantasy football. He's looking to play complementary ball, which turns out to be "winning football."

Ten sacks, seven takeaways and many other eye-boggling defensive stats may have everybody gasping at the Cowboys' defense, but Trevon Diggs is seeing exactly what was expected.

A hot start for the Cowboys offense cooled a bit, but not because of CeeDee Lamb, who nearly had a career day against a Jets defense that is one of the best in the entire NFL. 

Zach Wilson was terrorized by the Cowboys defense and a dominant Jets defense was all but exposed by Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb, who left them stranded on the tarmac.

It seems as though each offseason we see Trevon Diggs take another step in his game, and it's becoming clear what they looks like in its 2023 version.

With the defense again dominating and Dak Prescott and the offense firing on all cylinders, the Cowboys ground the Jets in a 30-10 victory.

Plays that might get forgotten include a potential pick-6 dropped by Sauce Gardner, along with some early tone-setting plays.

Getting you ready for Sunday's game with the Cowboys & Jets with all the news, analysis, updates and more. 

Juanyeh Thomas and Markquese Bell worked through similar circumstances as rookies to earn their way on the field for the Cowboys in 2023, and they've hit the ground running.

The co-host range from long-time writers and analysts to former players and a host of characters in between.

Zack Martin stood firm against a tough Giants' interior defensive line in week one. Can he keep it going against Quinnen Williams after his own big week one performance?

Even without Aaron Rodgers playing for the Jets, Sunday's home opener should be exciting for the Cowboys, who look to get to 2-0 for the first time in four years. Check out Sunday's predictions.

This Cowboys defense has already proven they are one of the best in the business, but there is one more thing they hope to accomplish this weekend to show that they should truly be considered elite.

Outside of the obvious storylines, here are the 10 most notable 'big facts' to remember ahead of Sunday's 3:25 CT kickoff on CBS.

Having handily done away with one New York-based team, the Cowboys will now contend with the other in Week 2, as Zach Wilson replaces Aaron Rodgers in the Jets' bid to upset Dallas.

Dak Prescott knows that even without Aaron Rodgers, the Jets are a team that commands respect in 2023, and defeating them will require a dismantling of a terrific defense.

With Aaron Rodgers out of the equation, can Zach Wilson help facilitate a powerful run game led by Dalvin Cook and Breece Hall? Film from Monday's game against Buffalo gives us the answer.

Despite his eagerness to return to the field, Tyler Smith knows he has to remain diligent in his recovery from a hamstring strain suffered last week.

Don't look for Micah Parsons and the defense of the Dallas Cowboys to turn down against Zach Wilson, in the absence of Aaron Rodgers, because they have a point to prove.

Before we look ahead to Sunday's matchup at AT&T Stadium, let's look back to the Top 10 games between the Jets and Cowboys.

After a solid performance filling in for Tyler Smith in week one, Chuma Edoga is ready for any challenge he could be presented in week two and beyond.

Noah Igbinoghene wasted no time making his presence felt for the Dallas Cowboys, in what became an impact game for the young CB — getting Dallas' train rolling against the Giants.

After a 40-0 performance on Sunday against the Giants, Tony Pollard recaps the big night and looks ahead to a big challenge against the Jets defense.

Watch the Dallas Cowboys' best plays vs. the New York Jets in the Week 2 matchup.

Watch Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb's best plays vs. the New York Jets in the Week 2 matchup.

Watch the Week 2 highlights between the New York Jets and the Dallas Cowboys.

Dallas Cowboys Trevon Diggs' first interception of 2023 comes via New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson's errant throw.

Dallas Cowboys safety Malik Hooker snags an interception on New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson's deep heave to wide receiver Garrett Wilson.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons infiltrates the backfield again for a sack of New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson.

New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson's first interception of the game goes to safety Jayron Kearse in the fourth quarter.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons gets to New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson again for a pass-interrupting play.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey drills a 26-yard FG in the fourth quarter.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons engulfs New York Jets running back Dalvin Cook for a powerful tackle-fumble.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott dots wide receiver CeeDee Lamb along the sideline for a 15-yard pickup.

Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Pollard ignites afterburners on a 23-yard rush up the gut.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott lofts a 1-yard touchdown pass to tight end Luke Schoonmaker.

Dallas Cowboys running back Deuce Vaughn front-flips past the sticks for first-down pickup.

Commentator Tony Romo is in awe of Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb's flipping catch vs. the New York Jets.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb turns a quick slant into a 33-yard strike.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence has a rude awakening for running back Breece Hall on the first New York Jets play.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb's high-point catch results in a 25-yard gain for the Cowboys.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is an absolute blur on a 7-yard sack vs. New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott caps the Cowboys' opening drive with a tight end Jake Ferguson touchdown catch.

Tune in for Cowboys Pregame LIVE presented by WinStar as they count down to the kickoff against the New York Jets!

A pesar de permitir sólo 41 yardas por tierra en la segunda mitad ante Arizona, las 181 yardas permitidas en la primera mitad fueron la mayor cantidad para la franquicia desde 1991.

Tras la derrota del domingo, Dak Prescott señaló la ineficiencia de la zona roja (10 puntos en cinco viajes) como la razón del resultado final.

Después de una fea derrota ante los Cardinals, los Cowboys tendrán que recuperarse y hacer ajustes de cara a la cuarta semana.