Giants' Jaxson Dart Sends Strong Message to 49ers Fans

Giants Get Eye-opening Reality Check Following Loss to 49ers

If the Giants want the hometown crowd's support, they need to start earning it.

Giants' Jaxson Dart Sends Strong Message to 49ers Fans

The San Francisco 49ers are among the handful of teams whose fans travel well and often can take over an opponent’s stadium. On November 2, in the 34-24 win over the New York Giants, the 49ers faithful were able to make MetLife Stadium feel like a home game. San Francisco fans had plenty to cheer about in the Week 9 win. Running back Christian McCaffery nearly had 200 yards from scrimmage, but did find the endzone twice against New York, one rec…

What we learned from Giants’ Week 9 loss: One scary play shows change that needs to be made around Jaxson Dart

Perhaps the most impressive moment for Jaxson Dart came in the second quarter on a play that was a complete negative for the Giants — unless you count avoiding disaster as something positive.

Shedeur Sanders Sparks Speculation with Cryptic Post After Jaxson Dart’s Scary On-Field Collapse

The New York Giants’ 24–34 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday had an unexpected spectator in the crowd — one whose presence spoke louder than words. While fans and analysts dissected another rough outing for rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, it was a mysterious Instagram post from Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders that stole the spotlight after the game. Shedeur Sanders’ Cryptic Post A few hours after the final whistle, Sanders shared…

Giants QB reacts to massive 49ers fan takeover at MetLife Stadium

The New York Giants faced more than just the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday—they faced the noise of the Faithful. MetLife Stadium was filled with loud 49ers fans, creating a hostile environment for the home team during San Francisco's 34-24 Week 9 win. Even Giants players were taken aback by the overwhelming sea of red in their own stadium. "That was interesting," Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart said after the game. "I've never played at a home …