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One other things I was reading yesterday is that this kid's upside is really to be like a 70 to 80 to 90 catch type of player, have a huge impact.

Loves John Harbaal, which we played all the clips the other day.

You package him into an offense that when Jackson Dart was on

target and they were playing well, you saw the makings of what could be a really good team.

And the more I've thought about it, the more I look at the NFC East, this giant team,

I know it sounds crazy given the way things have gone for the last several years. It feels like this giant team, though, is going to be a playoff team in 2026.

Am I way off base by thinking that?

Jackton Dart's performance, it felt like the light start to come on for him.

Now you're talking about some of the pieces around him with Scataboo and Malik neighbors

and obviously likely, you know, likely it was brought there to be a big third down weapon

for him, a threat and somebody who can really be a mismatch in between the 20s.

And likely, you know, I watched him pretty much all his career in Baltimore. You know, he's not just a rangy, athletic, big body tight-in, man. He's also a guy who can really be a threat in the red zone. So if you're Jackson Dart, you have somebody you can rely on, right? And I think, you know, I think if people don't realize from a tight end production,

the Giants were, did last in their division as far as using their tight ends, I think, I think,

if I'm right, I think Theo Johnson normally have 54 catches, maybe a little under that.

When you look at in comparative to what the commanders and the Cowboys and how they use their

tightens, how much they kind of, you know, impacted their offense. And so if you're if you're Jackson Dartman, this is about having weapons where you can depend on. And that and really kind of, I want to say stay away from using your legs. I think that's a big part of his game. And I think it's going to be, that's just the way he's made up.

But it kind of keeps you, when you have a tight end and a running back, and you have certain pieces on that offensive side, it keeps you on time as far as the offensive production standpoint.

And so I like it.

I can see what the Giants are aiming for.

They kind of want that Mahomes and Kelsey connection.

And both of these guys have that type of skill set. And I love what you said about the red zone because here's what you know about really good football teams. They don't settle for field goals.

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