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The education of Jaxson Dart is ongoing as he looks to make Year 2 leap for Giants

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Schwartz, P. (2026, September 4). The education of Jaxson Dart is ongoing as he looks to make Year 2 leap for Giants. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/04/sports/the-education-of-giants-jaxson-dart-is-ongoing/

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Isaiah Likely, the Giants' new tight end, describes his approach to learning from quarterback Jaxson Dart as trying to see the game from Dart's perspective and making his life easier. This effort is a change for Likely, who has entered his fifth NFL season but is now working with a younger quarterback in Dart. The article does not provide any specific numbers or statistics about Dart's performance. It focuses on Likely's comment as an example of how Dart is approaching his second year with the Giants.

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The New York Giants are looking forward to the upcoming season with Jaxson Dart, their young quarterback who will be in his second year in the league. To support him, the team has hired Isaiah Likely, a new tight end who is entering his fifth NFL season. As Likely learns his role on the team, he's prioritizing getting to know Dart and understanding the game from his perspective. This approach is a departure for Likely, who notes that it's his first time playing with a younger quarterback like Dart. The goal is to make Dart's life as easy as possible, allowing him to focus on improving and leading the team.

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Paul Schwartz

43 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction

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It was said as an aside, maybe even an afterthought, and yet it is as accurate a description as there is about Jaxson Dart. asserted

it → say → Dart

Isaiah Likely, the new Giants tight end, was talking about Dart and the effort to try to learn all he can about the guy who will be throwing him the ball. asserted

who → talk → ball

Access the Giants like never before Get texts from Paul Schwartz with all the latest Giants news and insights, exclusive to Sports+ subscribers. asserted

Access → access → subscribers

SIGN UP NOW“It’s really just seeing the game from his point of view, seeing the game from his eyes, and really just trying to make his life as easy as possible is my No. 1 priority,” Likely said. asserted

Likely → sign → eyes

This acclimation is new for Likely, entering his fifth NFL season, because “It’s my first time with a younger quarterback.” asserted

It → enter → quarterback

The education of Jaxson Dart is ongoing as he looks to make Year 2 leap for Giants

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