Dart’s ball security and decision-making come under fire as he lofts and paws at the ball on runs, leading to fumbles and turnovers that derail drives.

Jackson Dart is named as a sleeper quarterback in a favorable Giants matchup at New Orleans, combining college-level rushing instincts with a workable offense and surrounding playmakers to boost fantasy upside.

<p>Dart’s mobility adds a dynamic element to the Saints’ offense, giving them design runs and quick-decision plays to stress the Giants’ front. While still developing as a passer, his legs create extra yards and keep plays alive, shifting the balance toward a run-first, RPO-heavy game plan that could swing possession and field position in a tight matchup.</p>

Dart’s adaptable rushing style injects a floor into Giants’ weekly output; his athleticism creates rushing opportunities that offset volatile passing volume while opening routes for Slayton, Wandell Robinson, and Waller.

Dart’s arrival as starter changes red-zone and shotgun dynamics. Data shows shotgun is less efficient in the red zone, while Dart’s mobility could tilt play-calling toward quicker, inside runs and RPOs to maximize yards and TD chance.