Let's get to exactly how it started.

The Eagles go down the field, kick a field goal.

It was 3-0, and from there, Jackson Dart took over. Dart in shotgun set, drops back to throw, escapes. Now he's going to run with it, cuts at the 15, he's to the 10, to the five touchdown Giants. Jackson Dart! Dook-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. 20-yard touchdown run. Wow. And for the first time since 2009, the Giants have scored a touchdown on the opening

drive of the game in three consecutive game.

Wow.

I'll tell you what, that sounds so different from last week's second half.

Yeah.

Oh, my goodness.

They're having fun last night. I mean, that's what happens. It's Oh my goodness.

They're having fun last night.

That's what happens. It's almost like a drug.

The winning against a team you never beat with a young quarterback with potential.

I mean, it fires everybody. It's infectious. Yeah. I would definitely say that.

So you had the rushing touchdown from Dart. You had the passing touchdown from Dart to Wendell Robinson,

and you had three touchdowns.

Touchdown runs for Cam Scataboo, who ran for 98 yards.

Here was Brian Daibble, the head coach, 3417.

The final Giants beat the Eagles.

He is loving his young QB.

And this guy is a good guy to have.

All but young and going to go through some growing pains.

But I have a tremendous amount of confidence in Jackson Dart.

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