Overview
- Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy said the Giants are about 50 percent through installing both the run and pass systems and called a recent practice "average, below average, not good enough."
- Coaches have begun removing plays Dart struggles to read so the offense can focus on concepts he processes quickly and executes cleanly.
- Dart has had uneven camp moments including an interception, extra sacks and a 2-for-8 red‑zone stretch that have prompted direct criticism and targeted coaching.
- The staff is shifting toward more under‑center work and a stronger running game to buy Dart time, reduce big hits and simplify play-action and RPO reads.
- The Giants defense has consistently outperformed the offense in camp and observers note Nagy's mixed past results add scrutiny as the team uses preseason games to test the narrowed playbook.