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New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introduced President Donald Trump at a campaign event, prompting a sharp social-media reply from teammate Abdul Carter and a brief locker-room controversy that the players later tried to calm, as the team conducted voluntary workouts under coach John Harbaugh and aimed to move past last season’s poor showing.
Mike Ryan accuses Boomer Esiason of hypocrisy for defending Jaxson Dart’s Trump rally intro while criticizing Abdul Carter, arguing Dart’s action creates a bigger distraction for the Giants. The exchange spotlights the ongoing debate over athletes’ political expressions and suggests Dart should explain his stance more openly to media and fans.
Boomer Esiason blasted Abdul Carter for criticizing Jaxson Dart’s appearance with President Trump, calling Carter a 'child' and saying his social-media post was inappropriate; Carter later said he and Dart spoke man to man and walked back his AI-video claim, with the piece noting Carter’s rough rookie season in 2025 and Dart’s brighter moments for the Giants.
Dart’s invitation to introduce Donald Trump and Carter’s subsequent social-media response sparked a rival‑duo drama that lingered for months after their 2025 drafting, and as Giants OTAs resume the focus shifts to how the two explain their actions, what head coach John Harbaugh says about the incident, and whether the locker-room tensions have truly been resolved.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart attended a Trump rally in Rockland County and introduced Donald Trump on stage, a move his teammate Abdul Carter publicly criticized; the appearance highlighted Dart’s political leanings and featured a speech described as uninspired, fueling discussion about athletes' political endorsements.
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introduced Donald Trump at a campaign event, triggering swift online backlash from fans and teammates and highlighting potential locker-room tensions as he faces pressure to win games to quiet the controversy.
Giants linebacker Abdul Carter and quarterback Jaxson Dart have patched up their differences after a public spat sparked by Dart introducing Donald Trump at a rally; Carter later said they spoke privately and are good, signaling a private resolution over public narratives.
Giants linebacker Abdul Carter publicly challenged teammate Jaxson Dart on X after Dart appeared with Donald Trump to introduce him at a rally in New York; Carter quipped, "Thought this sh!t was AI, what we doing man." Dart, a 2025 first‑round pick who started 12 games after replacing Russell Wilson, joined Trump on stage and drew praise from the former president. The Giants finished 4-13 last season and are entering a season under coach John Harbaugh.
Giants linebacker Abdul Carter publicly reacted on X to quarterback Jaxson Dart introducing Donald Trump at a rally, joking 'Thought this s--t was AI' after a video of the moment circulated; Dart, who had shown energy and promise as the Giants’ quarterback, drew praise from Trump, as the team looks to rebound with Dart at QB and Carter anchoring the defense.
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introduced President Donald Trump at a New York rally, prompting a reaction from teammate Abdul Carter on social media; Dart delivered a 'Go Big Blue' chant, Trump praised him as a future Hall of Famer, and the Giants declined to comment. Dart’s rookie season included 2,272 passing yards and 15 touchdowns, plus 487 rushing yards and 9 rushing TDs.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introduced Donald Trump at a rally, drawing criticism from teammate Abdul Carter on X and raising questions about team focus and locker-room unity ahead of the season.
After Jaxson Dart introduced Donald Trump at a New York rally, Giants linebacker Abdul Carter tweeted 'What we doing man,' highlighting potential locker-room discord as the team moves toward OTA practices and Dart's leadership in a politically charged NFL season.
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introduced President Donald Trump at a Friday event in Rockland County, NY—a bold move that could invite scrutiny for athletes weighing in on politics, especially as Trump’s approval remains contested and the “shut up and dribble” dynamic looms in public discourse.
Giants OTA coverage highlights Calvin Austin III’s standout day, Abdul Carter in the backfield, and Kayvon Thibodeaux flashing in a defense that’s learning a new scheme, with coaches emphasizing clear expectations under a reshaped roster. The piece also weighs how Jaxson Dart’s 2026 supporting cast could evolve, notes Cam Skattebo’s return as a potentially pivotal back, and discusses the broader roster overhaul and identity shift as the team moves toward the Sept. 13 opener against Dallas.
The Giants wrapped up their second 2026 spring OTA at Quest Diagnostics with a two-hour practice in 90-degree heat. Calvin Austin III stole the show on offense, while quarterback Jaxson Dart delivered quick, accurate passes, including a notable 7-on-7 sequence and a connection to Isaiah Likely on a high throw. Likely also made a spectacular one-handed catch. On defense, Kayvon Thibodeaux and others pressured the QB and showed improved communication in the new scheme as the team continues installing systems ahead of the final OTA of the week.