Jaxson Dart takes his lumps in tough day at Giants training camp as he learns new system

Patience, Matt Nagy cautioned, is going to be required. Nobody should be surprised that the Giants offense is behind the defense. That the feeling-out process is ongoing. That there are days like Tuesday when Jaxson Dart and the offense, to quote the new offensive coordinator, aren’t “good enough.” “We’re halfway through our run install and halfway through our pass install, if it gives you any perspective,” said Nagy, who spent the previous four seasons working under Andy Reid with the Chiefs. “We still have a lot left, and we’re trying to just figure out, ‘OK, what do we want to do as we go through it?’” This was another day when the offense and Dart were unimpressive. Dart was picked off once, by inside linebacker Arvell Reese on an absurd play in which the rookie tipped the Dart pass to