New York Giants Steve Serby Jaxson Dart has his missing piece of the Giants’ offensive puzzle By Steve Serby Published July 29, 2026, 7:38 p.m. ET Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers (1) runs a drill during camp. Corey Sipkin for the NY POST WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — The first practice of the John Harbaugh Era had ended, and there was a bare-chested Jaxson Dart tossing footballs to Malik Nabers.
The vision of the young Giants franchise quarterback having the chance to target the electric Go-To Guy he had on the field with him as a rookie for a mere 23 snaps makes Dart’s heart, and Harbaugh’s heart, and the hearts of all Giants fans, sing with joy, and allows all of them to dream, and dream big.
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Nabers looked just fine running and cutting and catching in individual drills on a Giants field of dreams flanked by the scenic Allegheny Mountains.
Call it one small step for Malik … with hope for one Giant leap for Giantskind … to opening night against the Cowboys.
