Both of those mocks had two Ohio State defensive players going atop the draft with linebacker Arvell Reese to the Titans, who took quarterback Cam Ward first overall in 2025, and the Giants grabbing stud Buckeyes safety Caleb Downs at No. 2.

New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart made it known multiple times this week that he doesn't plan to drastically alter his playing style amid concerns about his long-term health. Current New York Jets veteran signal-caller Tyrod Taylor had a warning for the rookie.

If the Giants really want to impress upon Dart the downside of being a daredevil, they shouldn't show him the examples of how MVPs get away with it. They should show him Taylor's career arc.

Jets QB Tyrod Taylor warns New York Giants rookie Jaxson Dart to protect himself from unnecessary hits, drawing from his own career lessons.

A recent signal caller for the Giants echoes what others have been urging Jaxson Dart to do when it comes to running the football.

Look no further than Sunday's opponents, the Ravens and Lions, two contenders who currently are on the outside looking in.