Jackson Dart feels like whoever is coaching him is going to be successful coaching him.

Because it's not necessarily about the coach, it's about him as a player.

There are certain guys, and this is regardless of position, but it's particularly obvious when it's at quarterback.

There's certain players that are going to thrive no matter what system they're in.

Baker Mayfield is one.

Matt Stafford is another.

Think about what he did when he was in Detroit and now it's completely different what he's

doing out in Sean McVeigh system with the Raiders.

He's going to thrive.

And I think Jackson Dart has that mentality because he's such a gamer as soon as he figures out how to take contact and not get, you know, turn the ball over by getting hit.

By the way, that was Wondell Robinson's fault.

We'll get to it at some point and we start breaking down some of the plays in this game.

But ultimately, I think Jackson Dart being coachproof, if that makes sense,

gave license to not have to rely on Dave's being his shepherd for the next year

or whatever future determination you have.

You're right.

And I think most giant fans who were worried about that

over the last few weeks moved away from you can't fire Brian Dable because of Jackson Dard.

Right. But I read this statement from the New York Giants and I have a very important follow-up

question. And this follow-up question I think is going to be echoed by giant fans all over the

place. And that is they say the past few seasons have been nothing short of disappointing.

And we have not our met expectations for this franchise.

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