A few months before coaching his 1st match for the NY Giants, John Harbaugh told supporters he wanted to build a team that could defeat the Dallas Cowboys.
And he did it in his debut clash.
Jaxson Dart connected with Isaiah Likely for 2 TDs and Devin Singletary on another; Cam Skattebo ran for 1 in his 1st match back from injury, and New York started the campaign by beating the Cowboys 28-20 in Harbaugh’s Big Apple debut. It’s just 1 triumph, but it was a promising beginning of a new era.
“Without a doubt, we are taking steps in the right direction,” claimed the Giants boss.
Dart made 1 smart throw after another, while at the same time mixing in a series of well-timed runs to keep the defense off balance. The QB finished 23 of 29 for 230 yards passing, plus 54 rushing, including a few slides and a dive to avoid being hit like that happened in his rookie campaign.
Dallas hurt themselves with penalties – 8 of them for 85 yards, without even mentioning the early intentional delay of game.
#Giants QB Jaxson Dart in a win vs. the Cowboys:
• 23/29 (79.3%)
• 230 passing yards
• 59 rushing yards
• 3 TDs
• 0 INTs
• 134.2 passer ratingThe John Harbaugh era begins with a W. pic.twitter.com/kezeuXVMgz
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) September 14, 2026
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