Rachaad White Bet and J.J. McCarthy's Giants Future

Hey, what's your card look like for tonight's game? For tonight, I got two plays locked in. We're going Rashad White, 55-plus total yards. I don't really care how he gets there. I'm not sure that he's a great runner. In fact, I'm pretty sure he's not, but he's a good pass catcher. So that gives you the option to get there. New York, the fifth-worst pre-contact rush defense. So if you're giving me 10 carries and five targets, I think you can get there. Maybe upwards of 60 or 70 total yards. Play it up higher if you want to. But his quarterback, I don't think he hits for a big pass. I've got Jaden Daniel. Under 33.5 yards for his longest completion. New York just doesn't get that beat down the field. They've got the third lowest average completion rate in the league this year as far as yards. So the completion is just under 10 yards. You don't see that very often. Does he hit a 34, 35 yarder? If he does, who's he hitting it to? It's not Terry McLaurin. He's hurt. It's not this version of Stephon Diggs. Chigga Congo is nice, but he's a tight end. You're not hitting the 35. If he does, maybe it goes to Rashad White, and I win one bet to lose the other. So what do you think has been the difference with J.J. McCarthy in New York? Has it been the fact that they've been able to run the football a little bit more? You know, they're one of the better running football offenses now, and they really rely on that, too. The offensive line is starting to come around a little bit. It struggled at the beginning of the season. Minnesota really doesn't have a run game, let alone have an offense at all. What's been the difference, in your opinion, with McCarthy? Has it been coaching? Yeah, I think you're on the right track there. Maybe feeling wanted. I mean, it's got to be. Stump, there's got to be an intangible part of this, right? I mean, he's got a star receiver. Like, the setup isn't drastically different. Sure, there's some more run game, but there's less defense. You get the good defense from Minnesota. And in theory, that puts the quarterback in a good spot where he's got leverage here. But he looks like a different guy. He looks like the guy that he was drafted to be. I want to see it last for a full season. You come over midseason, you have this honeymoon stage. You never know what's going to be real, what's not. I expect him to play well tonight and for the rest of the season. Call me on September 1st next season. Let's see what he's doing, because he's not going to be starting for this team, right? I mean, unless he impresses so much that he's starting over Jackson Dart, I can't see where this realistically goes. He's trying out for another team. How about this, though? And I mentioned this in the open. Kyle, if he wins the NFC East, say he wins a playoff game. If you're the New York Giants, do you roll back with Jackson Dart, or do you have a controversy going on in New York in the next fall camp in what you're going to do? I mean, how do you look at that if this guy ends up winning the NFC East this year and he does it in impressive fashion? Yeah, I think you've got a controversy, probably a controversy, that you still want Jackson Dart to win because at the end of the day, I do think his ceiling's higher. But for a guy that's come in and done it now, if we're playing through what you're saying here, You'd be crazy not to at least give him a run here or at least test the waters and see exactly what his value is across the league. There's not, I mean, if you have two believable quarterbacks, that's not the worst problem to have for a franchise that really hasn't had one for a while here. So I don't think it's a bad problem to have, but it's an interesting one at the very least.