EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Have a day, Ryan Flournoy. The last time the No. 19 was seen dominating a team to the degree in which Flournoy did against the New York Jets was when Amari Cooper was in North Texas, but his explosive outing against Gang Green felt much more of the Miles Austin variety, for those who know.

That's because Austin essentially and effectively "came out of nowhere" to establish himself as a credible threat to opposing NFL defenses, but those who knew in advance weren't surprised.

Count All-Pro quarterback Dak Prescott in the category of the latter after seeing the second-year receiver reel in 114 receiving yards on six catches, the best game of his young career by a huge margin, a stat line that included 104 receiving yards in the first half alone.

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