Giants’ rookies dominated the night, with Dart’s arm and legs, Fidone’s TE efficiency, Alexander’s defense, and Skattebo’s burst shaping a compelling early-career arc. Fortune’s defensive play and Moore’s pick-six added layers of promising depth to a young, fever-pitch rookie cohort.

Fidone II caught 4 of 5 targets for 39 yards and a TD, making a strong push for a roster spot. His receiving is clean, and the production hints at a tight end who could contribute in the short-to-intermediate ranges with red-zone upside.

Skattebo’s 12 yards on three carries across 10 snaps was modest, but the rookie showed a pulse that could translate to a later-season depth role if his burst translates under game conditions and with more reps.

Alexander, a 3rd-round pick, flashed in 19 defensive snaps with a tackle for a loss and a QB hit. The early footprint is small, but it signals a potential rotation piece behind the starters, with a path to meaningful snaps if continued to develop.

Dart opened the night with a decisive, mobile display: 6 of 12 passing for 81 yards and a TD, plus 23 rushing yards. A concussion scare after a non-slide hit tempered the performance, but his poise and athleticism stood out, marking him as a genuine developmental option in the Giants’ QB room.