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Expect big games from the defenses of the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers in the NFC’s first week, as well as strong performances from a highly anticipated rookie quarterback and at least 100 yards receiving from a rookie wideout. Yardbarker NFL writers provide a Week 1 prediction for each NFC team prior to Thursday night’s Baltimore Ravens-Kansas City Chiefs season opener. NFC East DALLAS Cattle rustlers | The guard gets seven sacks | Per StatMuse, Cleveland’s Deshaun Watson is the 6th most sacked QB (211) since joining the NFL in 2017. Dallas kept seven sacks in a game two times last season (counting the opener against the Monsters) and ought to have no issue getting to a QB who passed on the preseason subsequent to missing 11 games in every one of the beyond two years. Devin Singletary will rush for at least 62 yards against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 1 for the New York Giants. This is slightly more than what former Giants running back Saquon Barkley averaged in his first four games with New York. Keep in mind that Barkley averaged just 2.8 more yards per game over the past four seasons than his replacement, Singletary, for those who are concerned about New York’s new-look backfield. Singletary was a workhorse during that time period, missing only two games and rushing for 373 more yards than Barkley. Barkley missed 23 games. Philadelphia Eagles: Darius Slay gets the first interception of 2024 for the Eagles. It’s easy to forget that Slay is coming off his third straight Pro Bowl appearance because of the high level of excitement surrounding first-round cornerback Quinyon Mitchell and the subpar performance of the secondary in 2023. Search for the 33-year-old cornerback to zest things up Friday night in Brazil with a first-quarter capture of $220M Green Straight QB Jordan Love.