
NFL Schedule 2023 Rumors: Dak Prescott, Cowboys to Host Aaron Rodgers, Jets in Week 2
As individual matchups continue to leak ahead of the NFL's official schedule release later on Thursday, Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets remain a particular source of intrigue.
Brian Costello of the New York Post reported that the Jets will travel to Texas to face Dak Prescott, Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, Sept. 17, in Week 2 action.
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The leaks have been coming in fast and furious for the Jets.
According to Costello, they are also set to play the first Monday Night Football game of the season against the Buffalo Bills on Sept. 11; the defending NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles in Week 6 on Oct. 15; the New England Patriots in Week 3 on Sept. 24 and in Week 18 (either Saturday, Jan. 6 or Sunday, Jan. 7); the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football on Oct. 1; the Miami Dolphins on Black Friday; and a Big Apple showdown against the New York Giants in Week 8 on Sunday, Oct. 29.
The Cowboys have also had a number of games already announced or leaked. They'll open the season against the Giants on Sept. 10 and the two teams will play again in Week 10 on Nov. 12.
They are also expected to face the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football in Week 5 (October 8th), the Arizona Cardinals in Week 3, the Washington Commanders on Thanksgiving and reportedly will finish their season against the Commanders in Week 18.
Rodgers will probably be pleased to see the Cowboys. In 10 career games against Dallas, he's gone 8-2 with 19 touchdown passes and just two interceptions.
The Jets have also won three straight games against the Cowboys dating back to the 2011 season, though both teams will look dramatically different from the last time they met in 2019.
But the Week 2 matchup could be a battle between prospective playoff teams and an early test for the Jets as they look to prove they are among the NFL's contenders this season.

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