Nagy Pushes Dart to Be Himself, Harbaugh Excited for Giants

0:00On April 8th, Giants' new offensive coordinator Matt Nagy wastes the no-time chatting with second-year quarterback Jackson Dart. He straight up told him, you're Jackson Dart, not Patrick Mahomes. Nagy wants Dart to play his own game, building on what he did last year. Nagy knows Mahomes inside out from his days in Kansas City. He was there as offensive coordinator when Mahomes was a rookie back in 2017, and he returned in 2022 after coaching the Bears. When scouting college quarterbacks, Nagy spotted Dart's pinpoint accuracy at Ole Miss right away. What surprised Nagy Moore was Dart's toughness and sneaky running skills, plus that competitor fire he saw at the scouting combine. He noticed Dart's moxie and had factor among the top prospects. Now in New York, Nagy is pumped to build trust and help Dart level up even further. Meanwhile, New Head coach John Harbaugh lit up talking about his first team meeting. After 18 years with the Ravens, the 63-year-old called it an honor to address the giant squad

1:02during their off-season workout kickoff. He said it was a joy being around the guys. Three players skipped a one voluntarily, nose-tackled Dexter Lawrence who wants a trade, cornerback Paul Sinadebo for reasons unclear and defensive. Lyman Sam Roberts recovering from surgery. Harbaugh shrugged it off as they're right, keeping focus on the work ahead as camp ramps up. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.