Dart showed preseason promise, and Giants are weighing his deployment as they manage Daniel Jones’s start. His potential usage hints at a rookie spark that could come early if Indy falters, though the team will likely temper development.

Dart enters the QB discussion as a potential future asset, with the host suggesting a package for him should Wilson’s struggles persist. The debate centers on risk, rookie development, and whether a pressure-fueled transition could justify a staged shift rather than an abrupt swap.

Dart opens behind Wilson with the Giants and could overtake later. His preseason showing adds flexibility, but early-season role remains uncertain, making him a high-upside, late-draft spec for dynasty and a wait-and-see for redraft.

Dart lands with the Giants after an impressive college run, with a potential to start if Wilson falters. He’s supported by Nabers, Wan'Dale Robinson, Theo Johnson, Darius Slayton, and Jalin Hyatt, creating a higher ceiling if given the opportunity and favorable game scripts.

Jaxon Dart represents a rookie QB risk in the Giants' offense, with potential to influence Nabers' efficiency. Dart’s inexperience could temper early-season efficiency, making Nabers’ volume more critical than pure precision from the rookie passer.