Entering his second season, New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart may be happy where the team is at entering the preseason—but his offensive coordinator doesn’t appear to share that sentiment.
Per Pat Leonard of The New York Daily News, Giants offensive coordinator Matt Nagy acknowledged that Dart is struggling with a new offensive scheme in The Big Apple, although he made a point of saying that some preseason reps should help smooth the rough edges.
“It’ll be really good to get out there as we get going here, with getting closer to these preseason games and just the prep side of it, making sure that he can take some of these things that we’re finding in the process that maybe we want to get his eyes to a certain spot in the progression, and he’s struggling to get to that point, finding those plays,” Nagy said. “Like if there’s one or two plays where he might not be seeing it well, let’s figure out why you’re not.”
Head coach John Harbaugh declined to say definitively that Dart will play in Saturday’s preseason opener.
But the winds appear to be blowing that direction.
