Giants $141M star has weird take on Week 1 matchup vs Cowboys

Additionally, Dak Prescott hasn’t lost a legitimate game he’s started against the Giants since his rookie campaign. The Cowboys and Prescott have dominated the Giants in the last nine years, and Burns has been part of that for the last two seasons, winning just one of the four meetings between the teams.

Burns might be speaking for the entire Giants organization, but hardly anyone who will be playing in the 2026 opener was involved in that 2023 blowout. New York has a new hope at quarterback in Jaxson Dart, a new running back tandem, and a new star wide receiver, although Malik Nabers might not be ready to play.

Gone are the best defensive players the Giants had in that contest, no more Dexter Lawrence, Leonard Williams, Bobby Okereke or Xavier McKinney. The only significant contributor on that defense who will be playing this year is pass rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux.

Most importantly, Daboll is out and John Harbaugh is in as the head coach of the Giants. Harbaugh is considered one of the better coaches in the league; winning a Super Bowl brings that type of credibility and Harbaugh's teams are rarely blown out.

Much has changed on the Cowboys as well, but they aren’t the group looking for revenge. And they’re still led by Prescott and his 14-3 record against the Giants.

Another season, another opportunity for the Giants to end their embarrassing stretch against the Cowboys. Maybe this time the “bum ass Giants” can turn the corner.

Don’t expect the Cowboys to oblige.

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This article originally appeared on Cowboys Wire: Giants edge Brian Burns seeks revenge on Cowboys in Week 1 matchup