Giants head coach Brian Daboll has finally spoken out about the potential repercussions of Jaxson Dart’s shocking new contract, both inside his own locker room and on the league as a whole.
When asked how Dart’s enormous salary may affect the Giants’ present contract dynamics, Daboll didn’t mince words when he spoke to reporters shortly after the news broke.
“Every major event in this league leads to a change,” Daboll stated. Whether you’re a skill player, a quarterback, or a pass rusher, you can sense it. The league’s guys pay attention. We also do.
NFL circles are already debating Dart’s contract, which is allegedly worth $180 million over five years with substantial guarantees.
Currently one of the highest-paid players in the league, the 25-year-old quarterback is still in the early stages of his professional career. Some see the deal as an indication of a changing market that rewards potential just as much as production, while others regard it as a daring gamble.
The timing couldn’t be more critical for the Giants. Given Dart’s sharp increase in value, several sources have suggested that a major All-Pro player on the team—whose identity has not yet been formally confirmed—may soon demand a contract renegotiation.
“It’s a business,” Daboll added. “When guys demand what they’ve earned, we get it. It is our responsibility to maintain an honest and open discourse.
Although Daboll did not provide names, rumors quickly focused on a number of exceptional veterans, such as a standout pass rusher and an offensive mainstay who have both surpassed their current contracts in recent years.
Supporters have taken to social media to demand prompt action from the front office.
One user said on X, “Dart’s deal just changed everything.” “The Giants had better pay up if they want to keep their stars happy.”
Some advised against reacting too strongly to a single deal.
Nevertheless, it is telling that Daboll acknowledged the possible repercussions. New York may be about to enter into serious contract negotiations, which might decide their season before it even starts, as training camp draws near.
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