In the meantime, here’s what Giants coach Brian Daboll (supposedly a quarterback whisperer) said Tuesday about Dart: “He has done excellent. He’s picking up the information. He’s smart. He’s aggressive with the football, which I like. He’s progressed since he’s been here to where he is now. You can give him a lot. He can absorb a lot.”

If the New York Giants truly consider rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart as their future, then the future does indeed look very bright for the franchise and the offense in particular. Dart, whom the team traded up to get in the first round of this year’s draft,

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.