A minute in New York is Russell Wilson’s time and time Jaxson Dart now.
Dart will begin with the team manager for the New York Giants ‘Week 4 against Los Angeles Chargers’ visits, according to Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo on Tuesday, according to sources.
After a devastating 22-9 loss on Sunday for Kansas City Chiefs, Wilson is three and out in Gotham.
Dart, who was taken in 25th place in total in the NFL draft 2025 after New York returned into the first round, had an impressive front page that many had wondered how long it would pass before he took the stadium in a normal season. It turns out that there are three weeks when Wilson fought in two of the three games and New York at 0-3 start for the first time since Daboll took over as a head coach.
Three games are quick hooks, all in mind, but Big Blue fans were singing for Dart when the first half ended on Sunday. The offense yielded only 281 meters of violation against Chiefs, with Wilson finished 18 of 32 transmissions in 160 meters, no touchdowns, two interceptions and 43.8 points. In a week 1 loss to Washington commanders, he was 17 out of 37 and showed 168 meters, no TDS, no ints and 59.3 ratings as he managed a red -free break in New York in 231 net meters. In between, he threw a 450 meter career in a 40-37 loss for Dallas Cowboys, but Giants’ performance and production appears to be deviations after three weeks of unlimited experience below the center.
After signing with Giants this season, Wilson was anointed as a starter Daboll to start the season. After Sunday’s loss, however, Daboll was not committed to Wilson, just as he was two weeks before.
“You have asked me about boys after games. I’m not going to answer that,” Daboll said at the time when asked if Wilson would be the starting team for 4 weeks.
On Monday, Daboll told reporters that they were “evaluating everything” at QB.