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00:00Right on target, Salah raves about dirt as he prepares to stop him Sunday.

00:04And here's what he had to say about the Giants' new QB1.

00:08He is uber talented.

00:09I understand why Dayball went to the blue tent.

00:12I probably would have went too.

00:14I mean, kid's good, man.

00:16He's a really, really, really good kid.

00:18I think New York hit on this one, big time.

00:20You know what?

00:21That's exactly what buyer's remorse sounds like.

00:25You talk about coulda, shoulda, or woulda.

00:27If Zach Wilson coulda played as half as good as Dart, the Jets shoulda won some games they

00:33were supposed to, and Robert Salah and Joe Douglas woulda kept their jobs and looked like

00:37absolutely geniuses for drafting that kid second overall.

00:42But you know what?

00:43I think I've heard what I needed to hear about Dart from some football minds that we all know

00:47and respect.

00:48First it was Sean Payton, and now it's Robert Salah.

00:52Giants fans, you haven't seen or heard a head coach and defensive coordinator speak so highly

00:57about one of your quarterbacks since, what, prime Eli days?

01:02The hype is real, and this kid has a stamp of approval around the NFL.

01:07But now, it's all about getting him more weapons and beefing up the protection to make sure

01:12you get the most out of him, and you do that in the offseason.

01:16Dave Gettleman got Daniel Jones, Kenny Galladay, and Nate Soder in free agency, and he drafted

01:21Kadarius Toney in the first round.

01:24No disrespect to any one of those guys, but all of those guys were premier picks and signings

01:29that got no ROI, return on investment.

01:32Get Jackson Dart what he wants and who he needs so you don't end up like a Robert Salah, a coulda,

01:39woulda, shoulda been good head coach with buyer's remorse.

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