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ArticleMatt Nagy in charge of ‘lane change’ for NY Giants’ offense
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Obviously, Jaxson (Dart) is a dual-threat quarterback. That's one of his strengths. It's what he does well. And so, when you lose that part of it and what he does well, that's part of the playbook.
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Dart's early-game injury forces Winston in; his dual-threat role was key to the playbook.

Dart is the starting quarterback who was injured early in Monday's game (play seven), forcing Winston into relief. Nagy notes that Dart's dual-threat ability is a core strength of the offense and a significant part of the playbook; losing that dimension when he goes down creates a notable gap. However, Nagy clarifies the playbook loss is not massive enough to prevent running an effective offense. Dart has been working on timing with skill receivers, running backs, wideouts, and tight ends throughout the week, but the early injury disrupted that continuity. The Giants will face the Tennessee Titans on Sunday with Winston as the starter.

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