Jaxson Dart looks more at home in best Giants training camp day yet
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Jaxson Dart looked the part.
The rookie first-round quarterback had his best day on an NFL field so far Sunday as he was accurate and aggressive down the field — a noticeable change from holding the ball too long when he wasn’t getting off short, quick passes.
“I can definitely feel a difference in the first day [last Wednesday] to even today,” Dart said. “Just that the game’s starting to slow down a little bit the more that I get comfortable with the plays and the system.”
Dart is adjusting to running first-time plays and mixing in with different receivers — all of whom require different timing.
“I felt confident in the different installs that we had [Sunday], and I felt at the same time the coaches gave me a lot of freedom,” Dart said. “So I was able to make some checks that I wanted to, and I feel like that just allowed me to play just faster and be able to make quicker decisions.”
Dart led a 12-play move-the-field drive that included a third-down completion and a couple of designed quarterback runs.
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