Welcome back. It's the big blue banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined is always my coach, Nick Vilado. It's a new error in Giants football. The Jackson Dart error has begun.

What does that mean for Giants fans? Well, he'll be playing and starting at quarterback this Sunday against the Chargers in week four.

And according to Brian Daibel, for the rest of the season, which I don't think is a big surprise to anyone, though we have seen in the past some young quarterbacks have gone back to the bench. Bryce Young started, went back to the bench, came back in as a better player. I don't think it's the most unorthodox thing, but I don't think that's what's going to be happening this year. I think it will be Dart for the rest of the season. So it starts this weekend, Nick, and what are you most excited about seeing? If you're just thinking about my Sunday or your Sunday, ah, well, Giants game at 1 o'clock, Jackson Dart's playing, what's the one thing like that has you hyped about watching him play football?

I want to see how he composes himself in the face of pressure through adversity, see his

resilience. Then also just can he execute the offense? Like is this offense going to move? Is this

Brian Dable offense going to move with his hand selected quarterback in there?

Like obviously you want them to score points and all that, but I want to see like a rhythmic

passing offense.

I want to see a good mixture of run plays being married to past plays.

I want to see Jackson DART uses legs.

Really, I'm just focused on the overall output of what Jackson Dark can offer this offense.

And if Brian Dable and Joe Shane

have found something. I don't know if that can necessarily fully be gleaned in just one game,

but he needs to not look severely overwhelmed out there. It's a good point. I think you're right.

He needs to not look severely overwhelmed out there. I don't know necessarily if he needs to look good, though, in this game, for me at least, because I just look at this is a very daunting matchup for Jackson Dart. It's, I know we've talked about it, but it's as bad as it gets from a matchup standpoint. This Chargers defense has not let anybody do anything on them, with the exception of a few drives from the homes in the middle or toward the end of that game.

But if he doesn't, like if he comes out a nick and has like 180 or something, 180 passing

yards, 25 rushing type of game with maybe one TD, I feel like that's pretty much a success

against this Chargers events.

Like look at what Bo Knicks did against them, not much.

But I agree with you.

Like let's hope it's not he looks overwhelmed out there.

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