Giants' Offense Looks Disjointed Early As Dart Adapts To Traditional Scheme
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The Athletic reports the New York Giants’ offense has looked disjointed early in training camp as Jaxson Dart adjusts to a more traditional, under-center offense under new offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, while a dominant pass rush complicates his early reads. It’s still early in camps, but Dart’s fantasy upside is contingent on the system and chemistry taking shape.
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