Giants' Offense Soars with Dart, Nabers, Skattebo

0:00It's April 1st, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. The New York Giants' offense flashed some real explosion in the 2025 season with the rookie quarterback Jackson Dart leading the charge. Head coach John Harbaugh is all in on building around Dart, phenom-wide receiver Malik neighbors, and tough running back Cam Skatebo to light up the scoreboard more consistently. They drop big cap space in free agency to load up Dart's weapons, losing slack guy, Wandel Robinson to the Tennessee Titans, but grabbing tight end. Isaiah likely, plus Speedsters, Calvin Austin the third, and Darnel Mooney to keep things fresh. Neighbors went down with a season ending ACL tear just four weeks in against the chargers, which her bad, but Robinson stepped up huge with 92. Patches for a 4,014 yards and four scores, filling that top roll despite his size. Still, the rest of the receiver crew struggled with drops and turnovers, leaving the Giants

1:01mid-pack at 21st in receiving yards, and 17th in points per game, even as Dart ranked 13th in deep shots. Analysts like Joe Klett are pushing Ohio State receiver Karnel Tate as the perfect number five draft pick for Dart's deep ball style, a fit that could stretch defense's long term, especially with neighbors' recovery, still unfolding, and the draft board wide open.