Giants QBs Jameis Winston and Jaxson Dart flashed the iconic "Eat a W" celebration after beating the Patriots 42-10 on Thursday.

Jaxson Dart and Jameis Winston also threw touchdown passes in the game, but we're not here to talk about that. Look at the scene they created on the sideline as Dart helped Winston "eat a W" way before the game turned into a blowout.

Jameis Winston is rubbing off on rookie Jaxon Dart, as Dart is seen feeding Winston a dub on the sideline in a hilarious moment.

The New York Giants signed free agent quarterback Jameis Winston to a two-year deal in March in an effort to add quality depth to the position, a couple days before Russell Wilson landed with the franchise.

For Jameis Winston and Jaxson Dart, it was an NFL preseason party as the New York Giants blew out the New England Patriots, 42-10, to go 3-0 in the preseason for the first time since 2014. That team finished 6-10, so not exactly a good omen.

The New York Giants played their third preseason game of the year on Thursday night. They easily handled the New England Patriots, blowing them out 42-10. The

He was again outplayed by Jaxon Dart, who was the second-string QB throughout most of training camp and the preseason. Fourth-stringer Tommy DeVito also showed well Thursday night, throwing three TD passes,

With how good rookie Jaxson Dart has looked through two preseason games and in training camp, there is a case to be made he should be elevated ahead of Winston on the depth chart as Russell Wilson’s backup at quarterback.

In response to Chris Canty predicting Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders would end up starting more games for the Cleveland Browns than Jaxson Dart would for the New York Giants, Smith strongly disagreed. “I think you’re wrong. I think you’re dead wrong,” Smith said. “Jaxson Dart has looked pretty damn impressive.”

New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston throws it right to New England Patriots safety Kyle Dugger for an end-zone interception.