Facing week 4, the Giants will send Russell Wilson to the bank, using the rookie Jaxson Dart as a senior Marshal, according to Fuentes.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ — The New York Giants plan to leave in the bank at the field marshal Russell Wilson In favor of the rookie first round Jaxson Dart After three games, sources informed Adam Schefter from ESPN on Tuesday.
Dart's debut as a starter will be at home on Sunday against the undefeated Los Angeles Chargers at the Metlife Stadium. This year's global selection, from Ole Miss, was Wilson's substitute during the first three games of the season.
The Giants (0-3) also have the veteran Jameis Winston In the template.
Chief coach Brian Daboll left open the possibility of a change in the field Marshal position when he said Monday afternoon that the team was “evaluating everything” and refused to declare Wilson Hitter.
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The giants need to play rookie Jaxson Dart
The giants have a coach in the hot chair and a QB that has problems walking on their offensive; In the opinion of ESPN Deportes experts, they must make a change that shakes them.
Wilson had difficulties in the defeat on Sunday night by 22-9 against the Kansas City Chiefs. He launched for 160 yards and had a couple of interceptions. There was also an unpleasant possession in the red zone at the end of the match, where he threw the ball out of the boundaries of the field in fourth opportunity, and was booed at the end of the first half after the second interception.
Dart's change is a movement that could revitalize a disappointed hobby. The fans cheered when the rookie entered the field for an SNAP in the second quarter on Sunday night. This contrasted with the boos after Wilson launched an interception in the second quarter while tied in their first home game with the team.
Dart has been preparing for this moment since the Giants transferred to return to the first round of the draft to sign it in New York. He has done nothing but impress since he jumped into the field in spring. Dart began spring with the third team offensive and quickly beat Winston at the beginning of summer.
His first prolonged experience in the regular NFL season will be against a defense of the chargers that currently allows less than 300 yards per game.
Dart will give the Giants offensive a different image and more options. His ability to run the ball and the area reading made his version of the offensive look very different from the unity of the first team with Wilson throughout the summer.
