Dallas 40, N.Y. Giants 0 Cowboys Are the Cowboys really this good? The last time the Cowboys opened the year with a dismantling of the Giants was in 1995 (35-0). That team went on to win Super Bowl XXX. The Cowboys have been searching for another Super Bowl ever since. The road ahead will be much more difficult -- maybe as soon as next week against Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets at AT&T Stadium -- so don't book flights to Las Vegas yet. But this was as dominant of a performance the Cowboys have had in Mike McCarthy's tenure. The defense shut down the Giants and contributed a touchdown. The special teams contributed a touchdown. Tony Pollard contributed two goal-line touchdown runs, answering any questions as to how the Cowboys would handle the loss of Ezekiel Elliott. Stock up after the win: Dan Quinn. The coordinator had his defense ready, which wasn't unexpected, but the unit was completely dominant (six sacks in less than three quarters of action). Since 2021
Here is the list of Top 10 Nuclear Power Countries In The World
United States: The United States has the largest number of commercial nuclear reactors in the world, with a total of 96 in operation as of 2021.
France: France has the second-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 58 in operation. The country generates around 75% of its electricity from nuclear power.
China: China has the third-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 50 in operation. The country is rapidly expanding its nuclear power capacity and has plans to build many more reactors in the coming years.
Russia: Russia has the fourth-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 38 in operation. The country generates around 19% of its electricity from nuclear power.
South Korea: South Korea has the fifth-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 25 in operation. The country generates around 30% of its electricity from nuclear power.
Canada: Canada has the sixth-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 19 in operation. The country generates around 15% of its electricity from nuclear power.
Japan: Japan has the seventh-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 17 in operation. The country generates around 5% of its electricity from nuclear power.
Germany: Germany has the eighth-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 8 in operation. The country generates around 11% of its electricity from nuclear power.
United Kingdom: The United Kingdom has the ninth-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 7 in operation. The country generates around 20% of its electricity from nuclear power.
Ukraine: Ukraine has the tenth-largest number of commercial nuclear reactors, with a total of 15 in operation. The country generates around 53% of its electricity from nuclear power.
It's worth noting that this ranking may change in the future as some countries are planning to phase out their nuclear power plants and other countries have plans to increase their nuclear power capacity.
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