The New York Giants have officially kicked off their OTAs, and there’s already a buzz building around rookie quarterback Jackson Dart. In this in-depth segment from "2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates," Drew and Rob break down everything fans need to know from the early OTA action. Giants fans, this is your first real taste of what’s happening on the practice field — and there are some major takeaways.

Jaxson Dart was the clear focus of the day, and it wasn’t just reporters who noticed — Brian Daboll was practically attached at the hip to the young quarterback, giving him constant attention throughout the drills. Dart threw four touchdowns, including a connection with his former Ole Miss teammate Juice Wells, and saw valuable reps with the starters. In a setting designed to highlight red zone execution, Dart’s poise and production stood out, especially considering this is typically reserved for top two QBs on the depth chart. The message is clear: the Giants are investing serious developmental time into Dart, and that could mean big things later this season.
The Giants’ offense dominated during the red zone drills, with Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, Tommy DeVito, and Dart all tossing multiple touchdowns. Darius Slayton, now wearing number 18, was active with scoring grabs from both Winston and Wilson, while undrafted standout Dante “Turbo” Miller found the end zone three times, further raising his stock. Rob and Drew also highlight notable plays from Jalen Hyatt, Montrell Washington, Greg Dulcich, and Jordan Bly.

But while the offense impressed, the defense struggled — not surprising given the setup placed them constantly in ten-yard line situations. Still, there were flashes, including interceptions by Dane Belton and Micah McFadden, and what would have been a sack from new EDGE rusher Brian Burns. The show also examines key personnel moves, including the offensive line shuffle that saw James Hudson stepping in for the often-injured Andrew Thomas, and Marcus Baugh potentially transitioning from tackle to guard.
There’s also clarity emerging on the coaching front. Mike Kafka was seen calling plays during the session, signaling he could resume that role during the regular season — unless Brian Daboll is simply freeing himself up to stay locked in on Dart’s growth.

This segment is a must-watch for fans hungry for NY Giants news and updates. With deep insight and plenty of context, Drew and Rob deliver the Giants football news you won’t get from a simple highlight reel. Whether you’re curious about how the quarterbacks are stacking up, who's emerging among the skill players, or what it means that Daboll is shadowing Dart, this clip will keep you informed on the latest NY Giants news and rumors today. Subscribe to the best New York Giants podcast on YouTube for more updates, and stay tuned as the team gears up for training camp.

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