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After nearly three decades of waiting for his turn to be an NFL head coach, Brian Schottenheimer picked up his first victory as the Cowboys' head man in a 40-37 win over the Giants. 

In one of the wildest, craziest games you'll ever see, let's dissect the 10 stages of emotions that fortunately ended with joy. 

Brandon Aubrey is not only as advertised for the ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵÏÂÔØÈë¿Ú, but he's better than advertised, and his performance against the Giants proves it.

It wasn't always pretty for the Cowboys in their home opener, but Dallas found a way to move to 1-1 on the season in a 40-37 win over the New York Giants. 

On Sunday, the Cowboys signed veteran DE Jadeveon Clowney, per owner and general manager Jerry Jones, following a successful visit to the Star on Wednesday. 

Plays that might be forgotten include Jake Ferguson's catch to the 50-yard line that gave Brandon Aubrey a chance to tie the game and force overtime. 

A penalty-filled game ended with an exciting 40-37 victory for the Cowboys as Brandon Aubrey tied the score in the final seconds of the fourth quarter before kicking the game-winner in overtime.

For the second week in a row, the ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵÏÂÔØÈë¿Ú were tasked with trying to take down an NFC East opponent, as several key players left it all on the field.

Having already secured a new deal with Jake Ferguson and DaRon Bland, the ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵÏÂÔØÈë¿Ú followed with an encore that has All-Pro guard Tyler Smith landing a record-setting deal. 

The Giants and Cowboys square off in a Week 2 battle between NFC East rivals. Both teams are looking to avoid an 0-2 start. Here are some staff predictions for Sunday's game at AT&T Stadium. 

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, given the Cowboys record, the injury to DaRon Bland, the threat of Russell Wilson and the Giants' formidable defensive line, Sunday is certainly not a trap game.

On Friday, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer announced that CB DaRon Bland, who is dealing with a foot injury, will be out for Dallas' Week 2 game against the Giants. At this time, the injury isn't believed to be significant enough to place him on injured reserve. 

Here are five times where Lamb has bounced back from adversity, and lead the Cowboys offensive attack in the following week or stretch of time. 

When the Giants visit the Cowboys in Week 2, they'll try to end a years-long drought against Dak Prescott, but the latter can't afford to suffer an 0-2 start to the Brian Schottenheimer era.

As the Cowboys get ready to play their home opener against the New York Giants, Here We Goooo dives into the numbers behind what'll have to happen in order for Dallas to win their ninth straight game against the G-Men. 

In a weekly award to honor great work being done off the field. Osa Odighizuwa has been named Week 2 Community MVP by the NFLPA for an event he held recently to help single mothers.

Here are a few players to keep an eye on when the Cowboys and Giants take the field Sunday. 

CeeDee Lamb felt worse than anybody about his crucial drops down the stretch of the Cowboys' season opener. Now, he's looking forward to making up for it on Sunday and the rest of the season. 

The New York Giants enjoyed a rare bragging right in 2016, but they've been unable to defeat Dak Prescott since, and this time they'll contend with an angry CeeDee Lamb, to boot.

This week's Trivia Thursday focuses mostly on the history of the Cowboys-Giants with a few home opener questions as well. 

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

As Mickey Spagnola writes in this week's Mick Shots, the offensive line turned in a mighty commendable performance in the season opener. Plus, DaRon Bland hits the injury report, Jadeveon Clowney pays a visit and more!

The Cowboys could be without CB DaRon Bland against the Giants on Sunday and potentially a few weeks with a foot injury. 

Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs "felt good" in his first game back in 269 days for Dallas. That said, he's "still working" on getting back to managing a full workload and wants to work his way back there slowly. 

Russell Wilson is preparing to take on the Cowboys for the New York Giants, and Brian Schottenheimer isn't the only coach in Dallas who knows him exceedingly well.