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Dart and his family feel Ole Miss is their second home, underscoring a personal bond with the program.
Jaxson Dart is now recognized for leading the New York Giants after his Ole Miss tenure.
The article links Dart’s college success with the support system at Ole Miss.
Eli Manning is mentioned as part of the narrative, providing historical context for Ole Miss’s influence.

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Theo Johnson has become a trusted red-zone target for the Giants, boosting his touchdown production this season.
Johnson’s five touchdowns place him among the top Giants receivers this season.
Johnson credits the improved red-zone strategy for higher scoring chances.
The article notes four dropped passes by Johnson on 43 targets this season.
The Post highlights exclusive insights and Giants coverage for Sports+ subscribers.
The piece situates Johnson within the Giants’ broader offensive plans for upcoming games.
The discussion references Jaxson Dart’s connection with Johnson as a focus area for the Giants.
The article includes game and ticket context for upcoming Giants matchups.
The piece notes the historical benchmark of Evan Engram as a comparison for Johnson.
The Post covers a broader suite of Giants content including podcasts and other sports news.

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Dart has taken heavy hits late in two straight losses, raising concerns about his safety and long-term development.
The Athletic flags coaching decisions as contributing to unnecessary hits on the rookie quarterback.
Analysts note the Bears’ strong rushing attack as a major test for the Giants' defense in the upcoming matchup.
Dart has two rushing touchdowns in the last two games, highlighting risk-reward in design runs.
Giants face significant injury concerns, with 19 players on the Thursday report and notable absences in the secondary and at center.
Cornerback Cor’Dale Flott returns from concussion protocol, aiding the defense’s depth.
Graham Gano’s ongoing injury issues renew debate over kicker stability and roster decisions.
Analysts project Bears’ offense could exploit the Giants if the game features weather-related scoring limits.
Daboll emphasizes that protect-the-QB adjustments are a priority, though no changes have been announced.

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Winston wants to stay with the Giants as Dart's backup next season and serve as a mentor.
Winston signed a two-year, $8 million deal and is set to back up Dart next season
Daboll says veteran QBs provide valuable input and help the young quarterback in the room.
Winston acts as a 'coach on the field' and in the film room for Dart, per Dart.
Winston has started 87 games in his career and is the NFL's most accomplished current third-string quarterback.
Winston emphasized being solutions-oriented and willing to help the team win regardless of the record.
Winston spends extra time after practice throwing to receivers and working with Dart, including occasional wide receiver work.
Daboll compared Winston's role to having veteran Derek Anderson during Josh Allen's rise in Buffalo.
Winston expects to be part of a potential Super Bowl run in New York if given the chance.
Winston remained with the Giants through the trade deadline with no calls to trade him.

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