Giants OC Matt Nagy Sends Blunt Message to QB Jaxson Dart After Rough Practice
Jaxson Dart had a rough day at practice, and Giants OC Matt Nagy made it clear the second-year QB has work to do before Week 1.
In a recent practice session, New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart faced criticism from offensive coordinator Matt Nagy. Dart, who had a strong rookie season with 2,272 passing yards, 15 touchdowns, and five interceptions, was seen struggling during a red zone drill. He followed two touchdown passes with five consecutive incompletions, including an interception at the goal line.
Following the practice, Nagy conveyed a blunt message to Dart, stating that the performance was below average and not good enough. Nagy emphasized that the team must learn to react positively to struggles during the upcoming training camp and season. The Giants, bolstered by a revamped coaching staff and offensive weapons, aim to improve their win total from last year's disappointing 4-13 record to a more respectable 7.5.
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