NY Giants QB Jaxon Dart is being eased into the pros at camp. How he performs might lend a hand in accelerating his first-year journey.

The New York Giants are still trying to replace two-time Super Bowl champion Eli Manning almost six years after his retirement. General manager Joe Schoen brought in Russell Wilson as a stopgap for 2025 and drafted Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart to potentially be the future franchise quarterback.

As fun as it is to watch Winston, all eyes in MetLife Stadium will likely be on Dart, who would potentially be playing in his first preseason game. The Giants traded up to 25th overall in the draft to land Dart, so he's definitely going to have some pressure on him as soon as he steps on the field.

Carter, the No. 3 pick in this year's draft, had an outstanding collegiate career with the Nittany Lions. In his final campaign, he racked up 68 tackles, 24 tackles for loss and 12 sacks. Now, he's looking to continue his success in the professional ranks.

Jaxson Dart is continuing to learn the NFL ropes in his first training camp with the Giants, and while the game is slowing down a bit for him, he doesn't want to lose the aggressive edge he played with in college.

The Giants need to make some noise during the 2025 NFL season. This Giants player could be their make-or-break player in 2025.

Former New York Giants offensive lineman Justin Pugh officially announced his retirement from the NFL on Friday and did so as a member of Big Blue. Pugh took the podium in East Rutherford following the team's third training camp practice and bid farewell to the game after 11 years.

Longtime NFL guard Justin Pugh returned to New York Giants training camp to announce he's retiring from professional football.

The New York Giants have a new pass rusher, and Malik Nabers gave rookie Abdul Carter 'animal' praise during training camp.