The Giants are ready for whenever Jaxson Dart takes the reins from Russell Wilson
NY Post
Jaxson Dart remains the backup quarterback, behind starter Russell Wilson. As such, coach Brian Daboll could dismiss repeated questions about the rookie. In his time with the Giants, Daboll has certainly shown a proclivity for responding to what he wants to and an ability to not answer queries about topics he prefers to avoid.
This much is clear: Daboll has no problem talking about Dart.
With the Giants coming off a dreadful season-opening 21-6 loss to the Commanders, there is not much — or any — positivity about the way Wilson and the entire offense performed, failing the first test in alarming fashion. If you do not have something good to say, don’t say much.
That seems to be the deal when it comes to analyzing how Wilson played in his Giants debut.
Wilson gets a second start Sunday, when the Giants try to win on the road against the Cowboys for the first time since October 2015.
It will not be easy and if there is more of the same, if the Giants cannot get into the end zone or score more than a handful of points, it is the nature of the sport that Wilson’s job security will be an even louder topic of conversation and debate.
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