New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka suggested this week that rookie first-round pick Jaxson Dart is in an advantageous position as it relates to being a young quarterback in the NFL. Thus far, Dart has had the chance to sit and learn behind two veterans in Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, prompting Kafka to tell ESPN's Jordan Raanan, "[Dart] doesn't know how lucky he is." Wilson is a Super Bowl winner and potential future Hall of Famer with 201 career regular-season starts to his credit, while Winston has made 87 starts and understands the pressure associated with being a high draft pick, as he went No. 10 overall pick in the NFL draft, but rather than forcing him into the starting lineup, they let him develop behind veteran Alex Smith for a year. However, Daboll decided to give Wilson another start in Week 2, and the offense looked far more explosive.