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The Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants kick off the "Sunday Night Football" schedule on Sept. 13.

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The vibe around the NFC East is certainly a bit different entering 2026, thanks to the state of a few of its members. The Cowboys are bona fide NFC contenders entering 2026. With a loaded offensive attack, Dak Prescott and Co. have plenty of firepower to shoot out with the best in the NFL.

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Dallas' bugaboo, its defense, will have a different look this season, though. New defensive coordinator Christian Parker looks to change his unit's fortunes from last season, and he has safety Caleb Downs and pass rushers Von Miller and Rashan Gary with which to do it.

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The New York Giants also have a new look, and it comes from behind the bench. Head coach John Harbaugh is tasked with turning around an organization that's been among the league's worst over the last decade. It's a mix of old and new, as Harbaugh also brings wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. to "Big Blue," years after his trade from New York to Cleveland.

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It's the first test of Harbaugh and the Giants in their new era. What better way than to gauge…

Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/sports/

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