When it comes to dominant play, it doesn’t get much better than what Dallas Cowboys Tight End Blake Jarwin has been able to accomplish against the New York Giants. He’s become the X-factor for the Cowboys here recently anytime they square off against the G-men and he came through once again on Monday Night Football.
Dak extends the play, Blake Jarwin does the rest.
Cowboys within two points.
(via @NFL)pic.twitter.com/oIZY044eDb
— CBS Sports HQ (@CBSSportsHQ) November 5, 2019
On the arm of the Quarterback Dak Prescott and the legs of TE Blake Jarwin, the Dallas Cowboys scored their first touchdown Monday night against the New York Giants. Surprisingly enough, this 42 yard TD catch and run marks Jarwin’s fifth TD against the men in blue from New York.
.@dallascowboys TE Blake Jarwin (@Jaws_47) caught his 6th career touchdown on #MondayNightFootball.
5 of his 6 career TDs have come against the Giants.#DALvsNYG
— NFL Research (@NFLResearch) November 5, 2019
Yes, you read that right. Of Blake Jarwin’s six career touchdowns, five of them have come against the New York Giants. I don’t know what it is, but the third-year TE out of Oklahoma State seems to be at his best anytime he plays the Giants.
Let me try to put this in a little bit better perspective for you though. In Blake Jarwin’s three-year career he has a total of 39 catches for 469 receiving yards and six total touchdowns. In his career against the New York Giants he has 11 catches for 200 yards and five touchdowns. Nearly half of his career totals are against the Giants alone. Amazing!
I don’t know about you, but if I were the Dallas Cowboys I think I might bring in a hypnotist or something to convince Blake Jarwin he’s playing against the New York Giants every single week. They could definitely use that kind of production week in and week out out of the TE position.
Anyway you slice it though, Blake Jarwin has a way of coming up big against the New York Giants. He’s owned them so far in his career and it’s a trend that hopefully continues as long as he’s sporting the star on his helmet.
