Jaxson Dart Addresses John Harbaugh's Impact on Giants Culture, Wan'Dale Robinson Joining Titans

New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart is already seeing an early impact from new head coach John Harbaugh.

While speaking at Fanatics Fest, Dart explained that the biggest change for the Giants since Harbaugh's arrival has been "the culture," as the former Baltimore Ravens head coach is establishing an identity based on toughness and physicality.

Dart also addressed losing wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson to the Tennessee Titans in free agency, and he said he's not concerned because of the talent New York still has on offense:

Dart highlighted the fact that the Giants dealt with injuries to multiple key players last season, including star receiver Malik Nabers and running back Cam Skattebo. Once the team is back at full strength, the signal-caller is confident that the offense will be able to produce consistently.

Harbaugh was one of the longest-tenured head coaches in the league before the Ravens fired him after missing the playoffs last season. He quickly turned his attention to the Giants, and he will be tasked with completing their rebuild as they try to work their way back into playoff contention.

Despite the new culture Harbaugh is bringing to New York, he could have more work to do to rein in one of his key players. After Harbaugh told reporters in June, "I did tell him no back flips though," Skattebo showed up to Fanatics Fest and did a back flip, stumbling on his surgically repaired ankle.

Still, Harbaugh is expected to help turn things around quickly in New York, as the Giants will have the chance to surprise some teams during the upcoming season if Dart and company take the next step under his direction.