Here are all 32 NFL teams ranked by how many attempted air yards their quarterbacks threw for in Week 1. The results might surprise you.

Inside: How teams, players and units are trending after almost all of Week 2. This article is from Scoop City, The Athletic’s NFL newsletter. Sign up here to receive it directly in your inbox. Let’s start with three game-altering performances from kickers (who might be helped by juiced footballs — more on that here).

The Dallas Cowboys meet the New York Giants in a game that both teams need to win after opening week defeats to their NFC East rivals

After a loss to the Eagles in Week 1 that went down to the wire, the Dallas Cowboys produced another drama-filled performance. Dak Prescott extended his winning streak against the New York Giants to 14 games in a wild,

Rodgers, for example, took a step backward with the Pittsburgh Steelers in his home debut wearing black and gold, tossing a pair of interceptions in a loss to the Seattle Seahawks. AFC powers like the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens had no such trouble Sunday, combining for 71 points in decisive victories.

With the Giants offense not doing much against the Commanders in Week 1, they are starting quarterback Russell Wilson once again in Week 2 in favor of rookie Jaxson Dart. The Cowboys have owned New York over the last several years when Dak Prescott has been playing.