Overview
- Dart affirmed there was “never a doubt” about playing, as the Giants moved him from limited on Monday to an estimated full participant Tuesday during walkthroughs.
- Head coach Brian Daboll downplayed concern over the hamstring, saying the rookie quarterback will be OK for his third NFL start.
- Dart has been managing the injury since his first start in the Sept. 28 win over the Chargers and played the full game in Sunday’s loss to the Saints, when he had two interceptions and a fumble as New York fell to 1-4.
- Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio praised the 22-year-old’s poise and mobility, saying of the Giants, “I think they’ve got themselves a quarterback.”
- The Giants’ receiving corps remains depleted with Malik Nabers out for the season and Darius Slayton not practicing Tuesday with a hamstring, increasing responsibility for fellow rookie Beaux Collins ahead of Thursday night against the 4-1 Eagles.