New York Giants coach Brian Daboll said rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart will get some first-team reps in training camp to help him develop.The Giants traded back into the first round to select Dart with the 25th pick. However, New York named Russell Wilson their starting quarterback for the season, with Jameis Winston serving as the primary backup.Daboll said on the "Up & Adams" show that Dart will get some looks with the first team to help him develop."He's got some in OTAs I've bounced him around here between the seconds the thirds you know there's times and we do some walk-throughs that he'll mix in with the ones but you know we'll continue to work on his developmental plan he's come he's done everything we've asked him to do since he's been here he's a good young quarterback," Daboll said.Dart will use his rookie season to learn from Wilson and Winston, but he will also get plenty of reps in practice to help him develop and be ready for 2026 as the starting quarterback.Dart is coming off a good season at Ole Miss, where he threw for 276-for-398 for 4,279 yards, 29 touchdowns and six interceptions.Giants' Jaxson Dart believes the game is starting to slow downJaxson Dart is expected to be the franchise quarterback for the Giants. However, this season is all about learning, and Dart believes the game is already starting to slow down as he's seeing the field better."I can definitely feel a difference in the first day [last Wednesday] to even today," Dart said, via NFL.com. "Just that the game's starting to slow down a little bit the more that I get comfortable with the plays and the system."Although Dart isn't going to be the starter, he says he will use the time on the bench to learn and see the game from a different angle."Just trying to take advantage of the opportunities that I get. Trying to study late as much as I can," Dart said. "I'm learning every second."Dart will also get to pick the brains of Wilson and Winston, who both have had success in the NFL, which should only help him.The Giants will open their 2025 NFL season on Sept. 7 against the Washington Commanders.