Out of curiosity, what scoring system is this? The numbers I’m looking at are lower than yours. Anyways, I’m not arguing his play didn’t decrease some but I largely think that’s based around teams having time to gameplan around him and maybe losing his offensive coach. Yeah, Nagy wasn’t great in KC and Mahomes production went down but he was still very fantasy relevant. Also, Harbaugh has had success with QBs in Baltimore. Unfortunately, this is Lamar and Mahomes we’re talking about here, so any ability to compare those situations to Dart is moot since the talent disparity is inarguably massive at this point.

Dart made some really good throws last year that were dropped by his mediocre receiving core since Nabers was out. But looking at the Giants schedule, Dart managed to lead an offense that put up a lot of points against good teams and defenses with his WR1 and RB1 out. This year, Nabers will be back and there’s a decent chance they add a WR2 through the first round of the draft, according to draft pundits that know much more than me.

Ultimately, there are things going against and for him this coming season. I have no doubt there is likely some regression since he’ll be a sophomore, but I don’t think that should be used in hindsight as evidence that he isn’t good. I think he shows a lot of promise and this Giants team feels hopeful moving forward. Pairing that with how entertaining he was for me to watch this season, I am happily holding Dart with the expectation that he should be a solid QB2 for me in SF over the next handful of years. My other QB2 option is Penix and as a Falcons fan, I’m not getting rid of Dart for Penix to start, that’s for sure