Jaxson Dart Out For Season + Giants Mailbag | 213
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How does Jaxson Dart's season‑ending injury impact the Giants' outlook?
reluctantly crouched at the starting line, Engines pumping and thumping in time. The green light flashes, the flags go up. Churning and burning, they yearn for the cup. They deftly maneuver and muscle for rank. Fuel burning fast on an empty tank. Reckless and wild, they pour through the turns. Their prowess is potent and secretly stern. As they speed through the finish, the flags go down. The fans get up and they get out of town. The arena is empty, except for one man, still driving and striving as fast as he can. The sun has gone down. And the moon has come up. And long ago somebody left with the cup. But he's driving and striving and hugging the turns. And thinking of someone for who. Still. But he's going the distance.
But he's going for the distance.
Welcome to Giants Nation. I'm your host, Bobby Skinner, here with my co-host, the Football Grump. And Jackson Dart is out for the season. We're also gonna do a mailbag cleaning up the Rams game, everything, you know, our our film takeaways and everything that went with that. But the big news is that Jackson Dart's out for the season. I I did a reaction pod, you know, went on with Jordan, but Grump, this is your first time on Mike. I mean I mean where where are you at with this? Are you are you We're basically two days away from the news now. Pretty pretty devastating. Like I I don't I don't think it's this is one of those things where you try and downplay. Like I think this is this is really devastating for for us, for Giants fans and and for the New York Giants season this season.
I think this is probably like the second worst. kind of year for this to happen in. Um No, I I And I would make no allusions about it that this was not a year where they really truly were pushing for the playoffs. That was like a goal. That was an achievement that was attainable. But it was that was if they could do that, I would have been very, very happy. So this wasn't like to to me, the worst time for this to happen at the very beginning of the year is if you were like, say the Rams. You know what I mean? If this happened to Matt Stafford week two, I mean, that is they they pulled out all the stops to win this year. So now now you got to like figure something out. You know, that that's all gone. We're not there.
And and I would love to just like spend this year evaluating the steady growth in a new system with new coaching, a whole new culture. But the reality is. You can't now. I can't even look at you know much of anything. Maybe maybe some offensive line stuff, but adjustments to game plans going forward. I mean, I'm gonna be looking at stacked boxes. You know, I'm not gonna be able to really look at how Francis Malenoa is progressing in a really objective way. That's like this is how he looks like in a pro NFL offense. Because I gotta be honest, for 15 games, I'm I'm not sure how they're gonna be able to field one. It was a it was a flimsy roster to kind of start. And then the whole other level of just Dart himself.
Like forget me and my problems with having to like watch film for the whole year. Or or even the average fan that wants to be in a competitive mode and now is just like, well, I guess I'll enjoy my Sundays with my family. And I I understand that. That sucks because we wait all year for this.
I'll disagree with the like the like I I'll be able to get evaluation. Like the all twenty two of watching individual players. That's the thing that to me that that's the thing that never changes for me essentially. Even even wide receivers, it's like I I can you know, we can s we can't see certain ball skill stuff if you're not getting the ball thrown or whatever, but like I I can see if you belong or not. Um For me, it's just with ja it's sh to me, it's all about Jackson Dart and winning. Because I didn't want to win this year and I think that was should have been the standard, but the reality is that winning was gonna happen because of Jackson Dart. So I don't think I don't look at the rest of this year of like a oh wow, two wins, you know.
I I got I got two more wins off.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does Jaxson Dart's season‑ending injury impact the Giants' outlook?
0:00–7:43
2
Why did Malik Nabers record only one catch for one yard?
7:43–15:24
3
Who are the realistic backup quarterback options now that Dart is out?
15:24–24:11
4
How did Malachi Fields and Colton Hood perform in their first extended action?
24:11–31:27
5
What defensive struggles did Tyler Nubin exhibit in the recent game?
31:27–39:29
6
Is Abdul Carter living up to his No. 3 overall pick status?
39:29–47:19
7
What are the top listener questions answered in today’s mailbag?
47:19–55:05
8
What final thoughts and upcoming topics do the hosts preview?
55:05–58:12
Speakers
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