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Seriously sports
- Jaxson Dart’s preseason stats (372 yards, 3 TDS, 0 INTS) are impressive.
- Jackson Dart is reminiscent of a young John Elway.
- Russell Wilson’s time as the Giants starting quarterback may be short.
Yes, I know that preseason Jackson Dart is against future plumbers and Canadian football league players. (It’s not that there’s anything wrong with that. Plumbers make a lot of cash and Canada is lovely this year.) Yes, we know it’s pre-season. Yes, things are different when he goes against the actual NFL defense. Yes, yes, yes.
It’s all true, but hey, look at all these numbers from the preseason of dirt.
32 out of 47 passing.
372 passing yards.
Three pass touchdowns.
Zero intercept.
Six rushing for 52 yards and scored.
On 12 drives.
Sorry to do all the paragraphs in the statistics, but it’s Monster Preseason. I’m not saying he’s John Elway, but he reminds me of the younger John Elway.
Mike, what exactly are you doing? Please remove Elway’s name from your mouth. It’s pre-season. Take Xanax.
I tried to stay calm, but as I watch this preseason in detail, you see him what you’re doing with the young players who will eventually get better in the NFL. Or great. There is an almost creepy, comfortable dart display. He doesn’t get rattle and it appears he’s been in the league for years.
It was clear that dirt was a good athlete. I saw it in college. However, in many cases, athletic abilities are not translated into professionals. Even in the pre-season. But Hoo Boy, is it translated for dirt?
New York Giants coach Brian Daball claimed Russell Wilson was the starter, but that’s not the case. It’s unlikely that Wilson will start the entire season and won’t get injured or injured. If Wilson followed five weeks ago, that would be great.
Hey, please calm down. I’ve calmed down. myself.
you Calm down. I’m just saying what’s going to happen. This is incredibly predictable and I know that if I’m wrong, your people won’t hesitate to remind me.
Seriously, what he did is impressive. He played against the New England Patriots in the team’s Thursday preseason finale, making an early impact when he scrambled and spotted Gunner Orssuki with a short pass. Olszewski ran for 50 yards. That drive ended with the darts throwing a 7-yard touchdown pass.
The Giants receiver dropped five passes, but it had nothing to do with the darts. Learning experience.
Once upon a time, he was obsessed with scrambling, went out of range and was hit from behind. The camera caught a Dabour saying “slide” on the dirt. Learning experience.
The preseason is about making the regular season what a spaceship is for Shuttlecraft. In the preseason, the defensive coordinators don’t spend a week of hardcore game plans on you. Dart hasn’t seen any sophisticated blitz or schemes. He faces total blandness and isn’t even close to what the NFL has to offer from a defensive athlete perspective.
But when I see him, I don’t feel the game is above him. Or if it’s too difficult, I think he can adapt.
He’ll make a mistake. He is a rookie. Dan Marino made a mistake. So did Elway. (There you go with Elway again.))
There are ups and downs, but he spoke a lot about what he did in the preseason.
Looking at the Giants’ schedule, it seems unlikely that the team will start him in the season opener against Washington. That’s probably a little. Then comes the game with Dallas, Kansas City, the Chargers and Saints. If Wilson is struggling, that Saint game might be the place to make a difference.
Yes, I know that preseason Jaxson Dart is against future plumbers and CFL players. But be careful, Russell Wilson.
be careful.
