Jaxson Dart may have given notable update on Giants’ coaching search as John Harbaugh, Kevin Stefanski rumors swirl
NY Post
Jaxson Dart is dreaming just like the rest of Big Blue Nation.
While on the sideline for his alma mater Ole Miss’ 31-27 College Football Playoff semifinal loss to Miami in a thriller, Dart was captured responding to a team staffer in a clip that has sent the internet ablaze.
Social media sleuths using all of the slow-motion tools available to them to slow down Dart’s lips appear to have caught the rookie quarterback giving a noteworthy update about the team’s coaching search.
Dart appeared to say, “I don’t know — [John] Harbaugh or [Kevin] Stefanski — but I don’t know,” based on interpretations from online lip readers.
It’s hard to really tell if that’s the entire sentence that came out of Dart’s mouth — after all, it’s just attempting to read his lips.
Still, it appears that the clearest moment is the unique three-syllable enunciation of the name “Stefanski” by the former Rebels’ star.
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