Jaxson Dart

The Giants' offense recorded just 13 total net pass yards in a Week 16 loss to the Vikings, the fourth-fewest by the franchise in a game in the Super Bowl Era.
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart was held to 33 pass yards (with sack yardage accounting for the difference in net yards), threw 1 INT, posted a 27.4 passer rating, and was sacked five times in the defeat (Next Gen Stats).
Clearly, there was an effort to keep Dart in bubble wrap as the Giants posted a -23% pass rate over expectation. Woof. Didn't help that they lost multiple offensive linemen.
Raiders' matchup is supposed to be good next week (although C.J. Stroud didn't do much), but fantasy managers' trust in Dart has definitely faltered in his recent appearances since coming back from his concussion. Just three designed rushing attempts with one top-10 QB finish.
The Vikings defense (despite multiple injuries) pressured Jaxson Dart on 9 of his 19 dropbacks in their Week 16 win, holding him to 1 of 3 passing for 14 yards under pressure, while sacking him 5 times.

Jaxson Dart completed 22 of 32 passes for 230 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions, adding 32 yards on five carries in Sunday's 34-17 win over the Cowboys.

Fantasy Impact

Dart wrapped up his rookie campaign with yet another promising performance at the helm of the Giants offense. The former Ole Miss standout has given the Giants plenty of confidence build around him for the future. Over 14 games this season, Dart completed 63.2% of his passes for 2,272 yards and 15-5 TD/INT ratio. He also used his running ability to gain nearly 500 yards and account for another nine touchdowns. Dart is an extremely valuable dynasty or keeper-league piece, and he is sure to have his suitors in 2026 redraft formats as well.