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The New York Giants have been trying to get quarterback Jaxson Dart to play things safer this year. There's been a lot of talk about Dart's reluctance to get out of harm's way when taking off running from the pocket. Last year, Dart failed to slide and get out of bounds on several occasions and found himself in and out of the blue medical tent all year. He even missed two games with a concussion as a result of his bravado. The new coaching staff, led by head coach John Harbaugh, offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, and quarterbacks coach Brian Callahan, has been expressing concern about Dart and his style of play. They have been stressing to him to take better care of his body. On Monday at practice, Dart heeded their advice to take fewer risks with his personal safety. On a third-and-5 play, Dart took off, got the first down, and slid before defenders to get to him, drawing cheers from many in attendance, including the defense."I did. I clapped," Harbaugh said when asked if he was one of the ones who cheered the play. "I applauded when he did that. It was great. Critical situation drill. We were trying to get a third or fourth down, but mostly third down, like anywhere from three to five in a drive in a game where the offense can win the game in the fourth quarter with a conversion."So, play calls and execution to get that first down, that was what that was. So, we had a great play. He came open. He ran around the corner, got the first down, slid inbounds, kept the clock running. All those things were well done."Dart has been showing much more maturity in his second season with the Giants. His coach and teammates are taking notice."It's a hard question because there's so many ways -- so many things -- that I think he's made great strides with. But I do think the comfort level operating all the different elements and options that he has at his disposal has been big," Harbaugh said. "I mean, we've made a lot of progress with that. You know, the motions, the shifts, the getting us in and out of certain plays, I see that."All-Pro linebacker Brian Burns was also among those who applauded Dart on Monday."Not really a surprise to see that he has that much attention to detail, and he's very intentional about his work," Burns said of Dart's progress. "But just to see that from such a young player at such a young age, it's promising. And I'm glad that he's continuing to strive (to do) that."Him really focusing on staying in the pocket,going through his progressions, making the right decision,making smart reads. We obviously know he can create.We know he can hurt a lot of defenses with his feetand just playmaking ability.But him being able to steer the defense the wrong wayjust going through his progressions, is very impressive."There was nothing sarcastic about the applause. The Giants know that in order to win this coming season, they will need Dart to remain healthy and on the field. Monday's slide was a visible representation that the coaching has sunk in.This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: What Jaxson Dart did to draw applause from Giants defense, John Harbaugh

Photo by Ryan Hunt/Getty ImagesThe New York Giants will enter the 2026 NFL season with an upgraded training facility.The majority of NFL teams are currently preparing for the upcoming football season in their respective training facilities.Although the NFL training camp is in full flow, the New York Giants had to wait to access the Quest Diagnostics Training Center because it was being renovated.Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesJohn Harbaugh shares honest thoughts on the renovated NY Giants training facilityWith the Giants now back in their own facility, head coach John Harbaugh was asked about his honest thoughts on the upgraded training center.Harbaugh decided to use this chance to compare the upgraded training facility to the Taj Mahal, but not in a positive way.I cant sit here and lie to you and say it doesnt. It does. Its not the Taj Mahal over there. We have to make it better.Its as good as we could do right now, but you learn real quick what you need, Harbaugh said.Bringing one of the seven wonders of the world was a strategic move by Harbaugh, as he likely wants his team to help him make their upgraded training facility feel like home.With about two more weeks of training camp left, Harbaugh and co. will hope to make their renovated training facility feel like the Taj Mahal an epitome of luxury and beauty.Read more:Odell Beckham Jr. making serious push to secure New York Giants roster spot for 2026What John Harbaugh told Cam Skattebo about his dumb backflip in private Giants conversationSuch a bad look NFL fans pile on John Harbaughs cringiest speech yet with New York Giants

The Indianapolis Colts will take on the New England Patriots in their preseason opener on Thursday, but first, the two teams will hold a joint practice on Tuesday.So what should we be watching for as this practice takes place?Joint practices can be quite valuable. They provide game-like reps for starters who may not see preseason action and give the Colts new looks to contend with on both sides of the ball. Everything that has seemingly been established up to this point in training camp will be tested.That said, here are five things to be on the lookout for.Daniel Jones performanceBy all accounts, Jones' return to the practice field following an Achilles injury has been encouraging. For the most part, he's been efficient, has found some success pushing the ball downfield, and has shown that he can move outside of the pocket. Although he will still be in a red jersey, continuing to perform at that level with an opposing pass rush challenging him will be an important test.Who steps up at wide receiverAlec Pierce is still sidelined, and we could potentially see Josh Downs return to practice. But with the depth of this unit in question, who is able to step up at make consistent plays? Ashton Dulin seems to be the favorite for the WR3 role. Nick Westbrook-Ikhine has flashed big-play potential with the second unit, while Laquon Treadwell has been sidelined with an injury.Pass rush productionMore pass rush production from those around Laiatu Latu is a must this season. To accomplish that, we saw heavy turnover at the defensive end position, but whether that turns into more pressures and sacks remains to be seen. Arden Key appears to be ahead of Jaylahn Tuimoloau in the competition for the starting role with Latu, while Micheal Clemons will provide rotational depth. Can this group generate steady pressure? That is one of the bigger question marks surrounding this team.What's the linebacker rotation look like?With CJ Allen still potentially sidelined, who starts at linebacker for the Colts? Presumably, Akeem Davis-Gaither will be one of the starters, and my other guess would have originally been Bryce Boettcher, but he was buried on the team's unofficial depth chart behind Austin Ajiake and Jaylon Carlies. Lou Anarumo said recently that in-season we could see a rotation at linebacker.Big test in the kicking competitionI assume that we will see the kickers get some opportunities as well. Up to this point, Blake Grupe has the clear lead over Spencer Shrader. Will he maintain that advantage, or can Shrader close the gap?This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: 5 things to watch for in Colts' joint practice with Patriots

Report: Arsenal star gives the green light to join European giantsNapoli Eye Gabriel Jesus Move as Arsenal Contract Silence Fuels Transfer TalkNapoli want a statement signing, and Gabriel Jesus has moved from fantasy to something far more concrete. According to Gazzetta Dello Sport, the Brazilian forward is firmly on the Italian clubs radar as they look to sharpen their attack and restore momentum ahead of a season built around high expectations.The logic is straightforward. Napoli have spent heavily already, with 86.5 million committed to permanent deals for Rasmus Hojlund, Alisson Santos and Lorenzo Lucca. That is proper money, even in a market where clubs often behave as though accounting is optional. The issue now is balance. Napoli still need sales, and those sales are dictating the pace of everything.Gabriel Jesus transfer hinges on Napoli exitsThis is where the Gabriel Jesus transfer story becomes interesting for Arsenal as well as Napoli. The report states that Arsenal have not yet contacted the player to discuss a renewal, even though his current contract expires in 2027. In transfer terms, that matters. Clubs do not need to panic with two years left, but they do need clarity. If there is no obvious long-term plan, buyers start circling and the player starts considering alternatives.Napolis move is tied closely to Romelu Lukakus expected departure. The Belgian has reportedly reached an agreement with Fenerbahce, with the two clubs still needing to settle the fee. Napoli had initially wanted 12 million, but the piece suggests they may accept 7 million to 8 million including bonuses. That is a sizeable drop, but this is what happens when a sale becomes part of a bigger mechanism. They want room, wages off the books and a clear run at their real target.The other outgoing mentioned is Noa Lang, who is attracting interest from Ajax after PSG pushed ahead on a move for Mika Godts. Napoli want 30 million for Lang, though the report suggests 25 million plus bonuses could be enough. Again, this is not random. If Lukaku and Lang move, Napoli create the financial and tactical space to go hard for Gabriel Jesus.Arsenal contract situation leaves room for doubtFrom an Arsenal perspective, this is the bit worth watching. Gabriel Jesus remains a useful, intelligent forward when fit. He can play wide, he can play centrally, and he still offers intensity and movement that many strikers do not. The problem is availability and role. At a top club, sentiment is expensive. If a player is not central to the long-term plan, keeping him around on significant wages can quickly become bad squad management.The report indicates that Gabriel Jesus would welcome a move to Italy and has placed Serie A at the top of his preferences. Napoli first made contact in early June, making it clear that once necessary exits were resolved, he would become their major attacking objective. That sort of groundwork is normal. Serious clubs rarely start from zero when the market gets busy.There is also a time element here. A player cannot sit around all summer waiting for others to leave. If Gabriel Jesus spends most of August in London as surplus to requirements, the market narrows and the leverage changes. The article adds that a simple loan is difficult at this stage, unless it includes an obligation to buy. That makes sense. Arsenal would want certainty, and Napoli would need to decide how much risk they are willing to absorb.Napoli strategy points to a serious pushWhat Napoli are doing is neither chaotic nor particularly romantic. They are trying to cut labour costs while remaining competitive for the Serie A title and pushing back towards the elite level of the Champions League. Those goals can sit together, but only if recruitment is targeted and exits are handled efficiently. This is why Gabriel Jesus appeals. He offers flexibility, pedigree and enough quality to change games if physically right.The report also notes growing optimism around Napoli, with Giovanni Branchini, agent of both Gabriel Jesus and Massimiliano Allegri, helping to increase belief that a top-level deal can be done. That does not guarantee success, but it tends to mean conversations are live and the players camp is engaged.For Arsenal, this feels like one of those situations where indecision would be the worst outcome. Either Gabriel Jesus is part of the core attacking plan and talks over his future should reflect that, or a sensible sale should be explored while his reputation still carries weight. Napoli clearly believe there is an opportunity here. If their outgoing business falls into place, they will move.And if they do, Arsenal may have a decision to make very quickly.Our ViewAs an Arsenal supporter, this report feels believable because it fits the wider picture around Gabriel Jesus. There is still admiration for what he brings when fully fit, especially his work rate, intelligence and ability to connect attacks. He helped raise standards when he arrived, and that should not be forgotten. But football moves fast, and clubs with serious ambitions have to be ruthless about availability, wages and squad roles.If Napoli are genuinely ready to offer a proper deal, Arsenal should listen. That is not disrespectful to the player, it is just sensible planning. If there has been no renewal contact, that suggests the club may already know where this is heading. Keeping an expensive forward in a reduced role rarely ends well.From an Arsenal point of view, the key is value. There is no point letting a player of Gabriel Jesus calibre drift towards a weaker market position if there is strong interest now. Napoli would be getting a forward with quality and experience, and Arsenal could reinvest in areas that better suit the current squad build.Supporters will always appreciate what Gabriel Jesus has done. If he leaves, most will wish him well. The important thing is that Arsenal act clearly, quickly and in line with a bigger plan. Drifting helps nobody.Source: Gazzetta Dello Sport

Everton and Palace complete Brennan Johnson-Dwight McNeil swap dealTheswap deal between Everton and Crystal Palace has been completed, with Brennan Johnson heading to Merseyside and Dwight McNeil moving in the opposite direction.Johnson has joined Everton on a four-year contract running until June 2030, becoming David Moyes fifth summer signing. The 25-year-old Wales international arrives after a difficult spell at Palace, where he failed to score in 26 appearances following his 35m move from Tottenham in January.Despite that disappointment, Johnson boasts plenty of pedigree. He made his name at Nottingham Forest before joining Spurs for more than 45m and scored the winning goal in the 2025 Europa League final against Manchester United.McNeil, meanwhile, has signed a four-year deal with Palace. The 26-year-old winger leaves Everton after three seasons, having registered 15 goals and 19 assists in 128 appearances for the Toffees.The move represents a second chance at Palace for McNeil, who came close to joining the Eagles in February. A proposed loan-to-buy deal worth 20m collapsed after the paperwork was not completed in time, despite the player having already passed his medical.

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