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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 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.
ESPN insider Adam Schefter suggested Malik Nabers may not be cleared in time for Week 1 due to a second knee procedure to address scar tissue and stiffness after his ACL tear, casting doubt on the Giants’ opening-night availability vs. the Cowboys and highlighting a slow, uncertain rehab timeline into 2026.
The New York Giants announced a multi-year extension for general manager Joe Schoen, keeping him in place as head coach John Harbaugh reshapes the organization’s leadership. Harbaugh’s arrival has altered the reporting structure—moving the coach and GM to report to ownership rather than to each other—and Schoen’s adaptability helped secure his future in New York.
The New York Giants start their first OTAs under head coach John Harbaugh, with a Dolphins joint-practice planned before Week 3 of the preseason. Cam Skattebo updates his timeline by insisting Week 1 readiness, while practice notes highlight rookies Colton Hood, Malachi Fields and Abdul Carter making plays. The roundup also touches on Harbaugh’s impact, the team’s 1986 Super Bowl anniversary retro gear, and assorted offseason storylines and expert takes.
The New York Giants opened OTAs at Quest Diagnostics Training Center with non-contact drills and 7-on-7/11-on-11 work, highlighting a youthful, versatile group. QB Jaxson Dart directed playable reps while rookie LB Abdul Carter and inside ‘backer Arvell Reese showed flashes of pressure and multi-role ability alongside veteran Tremaine Edmunds. Wideouts like Beaux Collins and Calvin Austin III looked productive, with Jameis Winston mixing in when available. The session emphasized multiple defensive looks and depth as the team builds toward minicamp.
Giants running back Cam Skattebo, rehabbing from a severe leg injury, says he’ll be ready for Week 1 and aims for 2,000 rushing yards on about 300 carries this season. He had 617 yards on 125 carries as a rookie, and with a full 17-game schedule he believes the goal is possible—one that nine NFL backs have achieved, most recently Saquon Barkley in 2024—while the Giants’ team rushing record is 1,860 by Tiki Barber.
Giants running back Cam Skattebo, recovering from severe leg and ankle injuries, said at a New York City town hall that he’s not far from full strength and expects to be ready for Week 1 against the Cowboys, as he continues rehab and contends with the mental hurdles of returning; Malik Nabers is also working back from an ACL tear as the team aims to be near full strength for the season.