The Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets will meet at MetLife Stadium this Sunday, with the Cowboys looking to get to .500 and the Jets looking for their first win. Here's who experts believe will win this Week 5 matchup.

Dallas Cowboys rookie running back Jaydon Blue is poised to finally make his NFL debut this week against the New York Jets. It's a day that was nearly derailed this week after a cleat choice turned into a painful decision.

A strong running game with Justin Fields and a desperate team are things the Dallas Cowboys should hate about the Week 5 game with the New York Jets.

The Dallas Cowboys need a pass-rushing boost for the struggling defense, and the 2024 NFL sack leader may be exactly what the defense needs.

Cowboys RB Jaydon Blue debuted new Louis Vuitton-Nike cleats at practice on Thursday, and HC Brian Schottenheimer laughed in saying that it was a “questionable decision.” “About halfway through practice, I saw him laying. I say what the hell happened to Blue? ‘Coach, I’m fine. I… pic.twitter.com/L6isQZRvuZ

Both teams will get a chance at a possession during overtime, even if the team that gets the ball first scores a touchdown

Dallas moved up from No. 22 on this one, and the New York Times actually praised a defender, giving Donovan Ezeiruaku credit for a strong showing. He did, unfortunately, also have a costly personal foul, but perhaps this could be his breakout game.

NFL Week 5 odds, picks, predictions, TV channel, streaming information for the Sunday football game between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets.

Dallas has also spent the fifth-most time trailing (2:39:03) in the league this season, a situational factor that also impacts the pass rush according to Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kenny Clark, Dallas' leader in quarterback pressures (14) this season.

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There are plenty of Week 5 predictions going around this weekend. Here are some three Cowboys-Jets bold predictions.

In the tie against Green Bay, starting left tackle Tyler Guyton left early with concussion symptoms, while wide receiver Kavontae Turpin suffered a foot injury. Both missed practice all week, and two days before the Week 5 matchup, the Cowboys ruled them out for Sunday’s game against New York.