The Giants won’t start actual training camp practices until July 23, the day after veterans report. So it’s not like Dart will get extra practice time by showing up July 15. But it does give him extra time in the Giants’ facility and around their coaches. Not a ton of extra time, but some.

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,

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll says rookie QB Jaxson Dart has been "excellent" and "made good improvement" this spring.