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John Harbaugh’s New Jersey meeting with the Giants did not settle the job, as he plans to hear pitches from the Titans and Falcons before deciding. The Giants could still be in play if he directs his agent to move forward, with Giants executives and Jaxson Dart meeting him on Steve Tisch’s plane as the search continues.
During the Giants’ coaching interview, John Harbaugh met with rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, signaling Harbaugh’s potential interest as a head coach candidate while the Giants pursue their next coach; Dart’s rookie season showed promise despite injuries, as Harbaugh’s involvement opens another layer in the NFL coaching carousel with reports of possible further meetings (Titans, Falcons).
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart is one of six finalists for the 2025 Pepsi Zero Sugar NFL Rookie of the Year Award. Fans can vote through Jan. 30 at nfl.com/rookies, with the winner announced during Super Bowl LX Week. Dart led all rookie quarterbacks in rushing yards (487), rushing touchdowns (nine) and posted a 91.7 passer rating, and would become the third Giants player to win the award after Jeremy Shockey (2002) and Saquon Barkley. He previously earned NFL Offensive Rookie of the Month for October.
Giants GM Joe Schoen announced the team will begin its search for a new head coach immediately, emphasizing leadership, football acumen, and player development, with no prior coaching experience required. The process will be collaborative, involving ownership, the leadership council, and potentially interim coach Mike Kafka, who will also be considered for the full-time role.
The New York Giants defeated the Dallas Cowboys 34-17 in the season finale, with standout performances from rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, Tyrone Tracy Jr., and linebacker Bobby Okereke. The game highlighted Dart's rookie achievements, Tracy’s career-best yards, and strong defensive plays, as the Giants conclude their 2025 season with a 4-13 record and prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft and offseason changes.
Charlie Weis Jr., currently Ole Miss's offensive coordinator, is emerging as a potential candidate for the New York Giants' coaching staff, where he could reunite with quarterback Jaxson Dart, a former Ole Miss player and first-round NFL draft pick. Despite his commitment to Ole Miss during their playoff run, Weis's NFL connections and the opportunity to work with Dart make the position an intriguing option.
The article defends Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart against negative narratives, emphasizing his potential and the importance of supporting him with proper coaching and weapons. It discusses the Giants' coaching decisions, the future of GM Joe Schoen, and key offseason considerations like re-signing tackle Jermaine Eluemunor and evaluating rookie Marcus Mbow. The article also touches on the upcoming game against the Raiders, the impact of injuries, and the Giants' chances of securing the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
During a game, Christian Elliss hit Jaxson Dart near the sideline in a legal play, which led to a fight after Giants tight end Theo Johnson responded with a hit on Elliss. Elliss defended his actions, stating he was just doing his job and playing hard, and emphasized that Dart should have gone out of bounds if he wanted to avoid hits.
The article critiques Jaxson Dart's risky play during a game, highlighting concerns about player safety, team decision-making, and organizational issues within the Giants, contrasting with the Patriots' safer approach and emphasizing the importance of player development and safety in the NFL.
Jaxson Dart will not play for the New York Giants against the Green Bay Packers due to a concussion, with Jameis Winston starting at quarterback. The team also listed multiple players as non-participants in practice due to injuries, including key starters like Evan Neal and Kayvon Thibodeaux.
Giants interim head coach Mike Kafka announced that Jameis Winston is the starting quarterback until Jaxson Dart clears concussion protocol, with Winston stepping in after Dart's injury and Wilson's initial start.
Jameis Winston has moved ahead of Russell Wilson on the Giants' quarterback depth chart and is likely to start against the Packers if Jaxson Dart remains in concussion protocol, as the Giants seek to improve their offensive performance under interim head coach Mike Kafka.
The Giants lost 24-20 to the Bears, with PFF grades highlighting strong offensive performances from players like Dart and Thomas, but struggles in run blocking and defense, especially in pass coverage and pass rush, contributed to the defeat. Brian Daboll was fired following the game.
The article highlights key NFL storylines from Week 10, including Matthew Stafford's MVP-caliber performance, the Lions' resurgence under coach Dan Campbell, Jaxson Dart's injury concerns, and other notable player updates and game stats.
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered his fourth concussion of the season during a game against the Bears and is now in the NFL concussion protocol, with his return uncertain and potentially missing the upcoming game against the Packers; backup Russell Wilson may start if Dart is unavailable.