Overview
- Nagy told reporters Tuesday that the Giants are only halfway through installing both their run and pass concepts, which he said helps explain why the offense has not clicked in camp.
- The coordinator sharply called a recent practice "average, below average, not good enough," putting pressure on the offense to improve in live work.
- Jaxson Dart had a rough stretch in that session, including a reported 2-for-8 showing in a red-zone period and at least one interception, which coaches are studying on tape.
- Coaches are deliberately "drip-feeding" plays, removing or changing ones Dart struggles to see, and they plan to lean on more under‑center snaps and a stronger running game to protect and simplify his reads.
- The staff intends to use the preseason, starting Aug. 15 against the Vikings, and the remaining camp reps to evaluate which concepts to keep for the regular season and how much playing time starters like Dart will receive.