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There's no quarterback controversy brewing between the New York Giants' Jaxson Dart and J.J. McCarthy.

GMEN HQ's Lior Lampert argues that talk of a quarterback controversy between J.J. McCarthy and Jaxson Dart is premature. Following McCarthy's impressive first start with the New York Giants, media figures such as Daniel Jeremiah suggested McCarthy could challenge for the long-term starting role. However, Lampert asserts that Dart remains the franchise quarterback once healthy, downplaying the idea of a genuine competition.
Lampert highlights that Dart established himself as an elite dual threat during his 2025 rookie season before suffering a knee injury in 2026. Furthermore, head coach John Harbaugh shares a strong bond with Dart, which reportedly influenced his decision to coach New York. The writer concludes McCarthy must demonstrate sustained consistency before posing any real threat to Dart's status as QB1.
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