As for the game, the Giants handily defeated the Jets 31–12, continuing their preseason dominance with a 2-0 record. Quarterback Jaxson Dart led the Giants’ aerial attack with 137 passing yards and a touchdown, while the Giants’ rushing corps piled on three touchdowns on the ground.

Dart will have one more chance to put some preseason tape on the field before the regular season begins. The Giants will take on the Patriots next Thursday night from MetLife at 8:00 p.m. EST. This article was originally published on www.si.com as Jaxson Dart's Two-Touchdown Performance Propels Giants Over Jets.

Live coverage, highlights, updates, and news of a Week 2 preseason game between the New York Giants and New York Jets.

After yet another impressive preseason performance that has sparked increased hype for Big Blue's quarterback of the future, New York Giants coach Brian Daboll reaffirmed the team's plan to continue to "develop" rookie Jaxson Dart while veteran Russell Wilson remains the starting quarterback.

The New York Giants don’t have the same home-field advantage that some of the other teams across the NFL enjoy. […]

Jaxson Dart took another step Saturday night toward grabbing the Giants’ starting quarterback job if Russell Wilson falters early this regular season.

Wilson showed off his patented moon ball with his first pass Saturday. A deep bomb to Beaux Collins in stride for an 80-yard pass with Collins tackled at the Jets’ 1-yard line. Two plays later, Devin Singletary scored on a 1-yard rush to complete a 93-yard drive.

After two stellar preseason performances, does Jaxson Dart have a shot at starting for the New York Giants in a couple of weeks? Brian Daboll weighs in.

Here’s what to look for in the Giants’ second preseason game against the Jets on Saturday at MetLife Stadium: It is always a race and a chase for the final spots at the wide receiver position. If we assume Jalin Hyatt is safe — in an up and down summer, this might not be a safe assumption — then there are only two spots open.