The Giants Plan to Use Jackson Dart and Russell Wilson

• Jackson Dart impresses in preseason games, but Wilson remains the starter.
• The head coach confirms the plan to develop the young quarterback.
• Wilson is ready to share his experience with Dart in the team.

In New York, a battle is ongoing for the position of the main quarterback of the "Giants" team. After a successful debut by rookie Jackson Dart in the preseason games, the question about the role of veteran Russell Wilson has become more relevant.

In the second preseason game, Dart was called to the field, and he quickly demonstrated his skills, completing 14 of 16 passes for 137 yards. He also made touchdowns, which sparked optimism among the fans.

Following Dart's successes, head coach Brian Dabol confirmed that Wilson will remain the main quarterback, and the team will continue to develop Dart. "Russ is our starter, and we will continue to work with Jackson," Dabol said.

Wilson, who has extensive experience, including winning the Super Bowl, also emphasized the importance of teamwork and is ready to collaborate with the younger player. His presence in the team is meant not only to ensure stability but also to teach Dart as he develops.

The team plans to utilize both quarterbacks, drawing on Wilson's experience and Dart's potential. As reported, the atmosphere in the locker room is generally positive, and the players express gratitude for the support and mentorship they receive.

Regardless of the successes of the young quarterback, the Giants must consider a significant decision regarding who will lead the team in the regular season, which is approaching.

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