Giants' Wilson Takes Most First-Team Reps at OTAs

Russell Wilson has emerged as the clear starting quarterback for the New York Giants during the organized team activities (OTAs), taking most of the first-team reps, with Jameis Winston and rookie Jaxson Dart also seeing some snaps. Head coach Brian Daboll emphasized that all quarterbacks will receive reps and that the team has a detailed plan for managing the quarterback room, which also includes Tommy DeVito. Dart, the Giants' recent first-round draft pick, primarily worked with the third team but had limited first-team reps during red-zone drills, where he showed flashes of potential by throwing and rushing for touchdowns, albeit with an interception. Wilson, signed on a one-year deal with incentives, started OTAs slowly but grew more comfortable as practices progressed. The Giants appear committed to developing Dart behind Wilson and Winston, potentially easing Dart into a future starting role. This quarterback competition and development strategy reflects the team's cautious approach to managing a crowded and experienced quarterback group.