The New York Giants dominated the New York Jets in a 31-12 victory at MetLife Stadium. After their first two games, they hold an undefeated preseason record. With such a big victory, the Giants had numerous positives,

Wilson showed off his patented moon ball with his first pass Saturday. A deep bomb to Beaux Collins in stride for an 80-yard pass with Collins tackled at the Jets’ 1-yard line. Two plays later, Devin Singletary scored on a 1-yard rush to complete a 93-yard drive.

After yet another impressive preseason performance that has sparked increased hype for Big Blue's quarterback of the future, New York Giants coach Brian Daboll reaffirmed the team's plan to continue to "develop" rookie Jaxson Dart while veteran Russell Wilson remains the starting quarterback.

It’s still only the preseason, but Brian Daboll’s gamble on Jaxson Dart seems to be paying off. After a spotless The post Jaxson Dart Putting on a Show in Preseason Games Has New York Fans Excited – “Giants Have Found a QB Again” appeared first on FirstSportz.

Jaxson Dart took another step Saturday night toward grabbing the Giants’ starting quarterback job if Russell Wilson falters early this regular season.

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Having finished the first half with a three-and-out while (notably) playing with the starters, Dart lined up for second down at the Jets’ 20-yard line early in the second half. Then he spotted a wide-open Greg Dulcich sprinting over the middle — and fired the ball to him for a touchdown.

Jaxson Dart injected life into the Giants’ offense on the road last weekend in Buffalo. Now he’ll get his first opportunity to fire up his new home crowd.

While DeVito lingered in Giants training camp as the seldom-used No. 4 quarterback during joint practices, the Jets finished the two days with two just arms available because of injuries to Tyrod Taylor (knee scope) and rookie Brady Cook (ankle) — and then they held an uninspiring free-agent tryout for Nathan Peterman and C.J. Beathard.