Dart, 22, has worked primarily with the second-team offense behind Wilson and ahead of Jameis Winston and Tommy DeVito. On Tuesday, ESPN witnessed Dart fire a touchdown pass deep down the right sideline on his final rep of minicamp practice. It's a promising sign for Giants coach Brian Daboll as training camp approaches.

The New York Giants plan to be patient with rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart as he plays behind veteran signal-caller Russell Wilson, but they like what they've seen so far.

Wilson is coming off a season where he had to battle for the starting QB spot with Justin Fields on the Pittsburgh Steelers. He ended up taking over the role for the back half of the 2024 campaign, posting a 6-5 record in 11 starts. Now with the Giants, Willson will serve as a short-term solution at QB while Dart waits to take the reigns.