Jackson Dart's rookie report card is in, and we're going to tell you why the New York Giants have their franchise quarterback.

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NFL draft podcast i'm damian parson that's keith sanchise and on today's episode we give the rookie

report for new york giants quarterback jackson dart we're going to explain our grades and even talk

about how the draft class for the

2026 NFL draft for the New York Giants may help him in year two. We're going to talk about

the concerns over his profile with the film showed us from his rookie season. But let's kick

things off with the pros for the Giants hope to be franchise quarterback Jackson Dart,

6-2-225-pound first-round pick.

They turned it back up into round one last year to get him after drafting Abdul-Carter.

And he had a pretty decent season overall, statistically.

Keith, Jackson-Dard's rookie season, 63.7 completion percentage.

He threw for 2,272 yards through the air.

He also added 487 rush yards on the ground.

He had a total of 24 total touchdowns. Keith, when you think about Jackson Darts

game and what you saw on film as a rookie, what were some of good and positive things that

stood out to you? Yeah, man, I think it's multiple buckets, right? And I'll go with the

athleticism bucket. I thought that he did a pretty good job

using his athleticism to buy himself time, right? If things didn't reveal themselves off of his

first read, second reader, just initially, right, in those first two and a half seconds that you

have, right, as a quarterback to process. I thought that he did a good

job of utilizing his legs to escape the pocket and not always escape the pocket. Sometimes

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