Jaxson Dart: Future Pro Bowler? Giants' Offense Hinges on Balance

0:00On April 8th, Jackson Dart got picked 25th overall by the New York Giants in the 2025 NFL draft. He started as the third string quarterback behind Russell Wilson and James Winston, but climbed the depth chart fast and became the starter by. Mid season. Now with the fresh offense under coordinator Matt Nagy, who's pumped about working with the former Ole Miss star, things are looking up for Dart heading into next year. ESPN analyst field Yates is calling Dart a future pro-bola as long as he dials back the risks and focuses on winning from the pocket. Yates pointed out how Dart's running makes him dynamic, but it's a balance to keep him healthy. In 14 games with 12 starts last season, Dart rushed for 487 yards, 9 touchdowns, and average 5.7. Yards per carry. He led the team with 38 first downs on the ground, dodging that shaky offensive line. The key is availability though. Dart can light it up with his arm alone, so being smarter with those legs could unlock even bigger things for the Giants offense.

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