The Cowboys faced a New York team in Arlington, Texas, and secured another one-sided victory, although this time it was a bit tougher.
The Cowboys' success in the game can be attributed to their aggressive defense and their ability to make crucial offensive plays when needed.
One significant play early in the game was Dak Prescott's 15-yard scramble that set up a touchdown, giving the Cowboys a 7-0 lead.
DeMarcus Lawrence's impressive play on the first scrimmage snapped the Jets' running game momentum and set the tone for the Cowboys' defense.
A missed interception opportunity by Sauce Gardner could have resulted in a pick-six for the Jets, but the Cowboys converted a subsequent third-down play and increased their lead to 17-7.
Pass interference on the Jets' Brandin Echols allowed the Cowboys to move closer to the end zone, where they scored a touchdown and a successful two-point conversion, extending their lead to 18-7.
The Jets faced intense defensive pressure at the start of the second half, leading to a quick throw for no gain and a 2-yard loss, putting them on the defensive again.
Rookie kicker Brandon Aubrey's 55-yard field goal in the third quarter significantly impacted the game's dynamics, providing the Cowboys with a commanding 21-10 lead.
Micah Parsons' defensive masterclass limited the Jets to just 215 total yards, while Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb played crucial roles in the Cowboys' offense.
The Cowboys' impressive 30-10 victory over the New York Jets marked their second consecutive win against a New York team and improved their record to 2-0 for the season.