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Dak Prescott Has Unbelievable Winning Streak Against Giants

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has built an impressive winning streak against the New York Giants that places him among NFL history’s most dominant performances against single opponents.

Prescott suffered losses in his first two meetings with New York during his rookie 2016 season, including his very first career start.

Since those early setbacks, Prescott has completely turned the tables on the Giants.

The Cowboys signal-caller has won 13 consecutive games against New York, creating one of the most lopsided quarterback rivalries in recent memory.

“Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott has won 13 straight games against the New York Giants. This is the longest win streak any QB has had against a single opponent since Tom Brady (with NE) won 13 in a row against Buffalo. Bob Griese holds the record with 17 straight against Buffalo,” SB Nations’ RJ Ochoa shared on X.

Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott has won 13 straight games against the New York Giants.

This is the longest win streak any QB has had against a single opponent since Tom Brady (with NE) won 13 in a row against Buffalo.

Bob Griese holds the record with 17 straight against Buffalo.

— RJ Ochoa (@rjochoa) September 10, 2025

Prescott’s current run puts him in elite company among NFL quarterbacks.

Bob Griese still owns the all-time record with 17 straight wins over Buffalo from 1968 to 1979.

Only Steve Young against the Rams and Tom Brady against the Bills have also reached 13 consecutive victories over one opponent.

The Cowboys face the Giants at home in Week 2, giving Prescott another opportunity to extend his dominance.

If Dallas can sweep New York this season and next, Prescott would tie Griese’s legendary mark.

His consistent success against the Giants demonstrates both personal growth and the Cowboys’ NFC East control, even after their Week 1 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

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