Dart hasn’t had to go through last week’s disappointment alone. He’s had conversations with interim head coach Mike Kafka. He has also sought perspective from veteran quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, both of whom have had their fair share of disappointing showings.

Judging Jaxson Dart week to week, loss after loss, is off base. He's not taking steps back. He's a rookie. The Giants are letting him down.

With a few days to process the Giants ' 16-13 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart has his sights set on bouncing back. After a career-worst performance in which he completed 7 of 13 passes for 33 yards, Dart is onto Week 17 with New York at the Las Vegas Raiders for Sunday's 4:05 p.m. game.

This team ruins pretty much everything. In their final two games this season, The Giants cannot be allowed to ruin Jaxson Dart.

Jaxson Dart and Marissa Ayers seemingly confirmed their dating rumors when they both liked an Instagram post that referred to the influencer as Dart's 'girlfriend.'

It’s impossible to ignore that Dart's performance has declined in his three games since Brian Daboll was fired and Mike Kafka took over.

In our world of social-media overreaction, there’s been a buzz over Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart liking an Instagram post by WFAN, which quoted one of its hosts ranting about how interim coach Mike Kafka has misused him.

The New York Giants couldn't protect Jaxson Dart from Brian Flores and the Minnesota Vikings' defense, no matter how conservative they wanted to be.

For every winner, there is a loser. Fantasy football losers for Week 16 feels like a lot of pain being swallowed all at once. Jaxson Dart is first up.

Jaxson Dart has significantly regressed since the New York Giants fired Brian Daboll, and it's left him dejected, miserable, and out of answers.

Dart never envisioned late-December misery when he opened 2-1 as the Giants’ starter with that stunner against the Eagles. Just two games later — when the Giants lost in Philadelphia, coming off the insane collapse in Denver — Dart spoke with conviction about not accepting failure.

Jaxson Dart and Travis Hunter are two of the most talked-about young names in American football right now. Both made big money before even reaching th.