Jaxson Dart enters his second NFL season as the New York Giants' undisputed starting quarterback under new head coach John Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, who have emphasized more under-center work to improve efficiency and reduce injury risk after Dart posted 15 passing touchdowns alongside nine rushing scores as a rookie in 2025. The Giants bolstered the supporting cast with additions around Malik Nabers (returning from ACL surgery), Darius Slayton, Darnell Mooney, and tight end Isaiah Likely, while the offensive line has shown signs of stabilization. Dart's dual-threat profile and history of concussion checks remain key variables, as the team seeks to balance designed runs with pass-volume growth across a 17-game schedule that opens against Dallas. Recent training camp reports highlighted sharp intermediate accuracy and comfort in the new scheme, setting up potential for a measurable increase in passing production if the receiving corps stays healthy and the line provides protection.