Jaxson Dart constantly being in physical distress can’t be a Giants formula
NY Post
CHICAGO — Jaxson Dart has a sense of history.
He spent time this past week expressing his excitement about playing in a relic venue, Soldier Field, against a “traditional organization” such as the Bears.
He recounted how when he was younger — he is just 22, keep in mind — he was impressed with the “elite defenses” one of the oldest franchises in the NFL regularly put on the field.
Dart also mentioned that the Bears were on his radar because he is a product of the same program in Utah — Roy High School — as Jim McMahon, the wild and carefree former Bears quarterback and Super Bowl winner.
Hmm.
Dart has a connection with McMahon.
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