Giants not attempting many deep throws in camp

Big Blue Film Room
Aug 14
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Dan Duggan on the Giants Nation Show said that the Giants offense hasn't attempted many deep passes during camp.

Most of what's been attempted have been quick option routes, check downs, and swing passes.

The Giants enter 2026 with a new offensive coordinator, Matt Nagy. Many of the concepts Nagy has installed are much different than what Dart dealt with as a rookie in Brian Daboll's offense.

PFF had Dart with the 8th highest big-time throw rate last season. His ability to make big plays downfield, especially without Malik Nabers, was on display in 2025.

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