Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart shows promise in training camp drills

Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart impressed coaches during Wednesday's training camp, delivering his most accurate pass of the day in a 7-on-7 drill to running back Devin Singletary, who completed a wheel route for a touchdown. Dart also connected with wide receiver Malachi Fields for a score that officials indicated might have been called back for offensive pass interference.

The quarterback recorded three passes that were batted down in the air, matching the number of attempts by veteran quarterback Jameis Winston. Defensive coaches emphasized the importance of keeping hands up to create turnover opportunities.

During a ten-minute scrimmage that ended with the score tied at 17-17, the Giants ran five offensive series, three with the second-team unit and two with the starters. The sequence produced four punts, including one by Jordan Stout who entered the field with only a snapper and a returner, and concluded with a 62-yard field goal by Dominic Zvada.

Winston led a scoring drive that featured a successful fourth-down conversion pass, after which the offensive unit requested that special teams coach John Harbaugh allow Zvada to attempt a long field goal.

Injury updates indicated that cornerback Paulson Adebo was listed as day-to-day, joining fellow defensive backs Greg Newsome II and Dru Phillips, both dealing with knee issues. Wide receivers JuJu Smith-Schuster and Jalin Hyatt, as well as centers John Michael Schmitz Jr. (concussion) and Lucas Patrick (knee), were absent from practice. Wide receiver Malik Nabers participated with a reduced workload.