Stephen A. Smith Calls Giants a Horrible Organization After Jaxson Dart Decision

The New York Giants, still searching for an answer after an 0–3 start to the NFL season, announced Tuesday that rookie first-round pick Jaxson Dart will take over as the team’s starting quarterback.

"It's my decision," head coach Brian Daboll told reporters after. "We're going with Jaxson. We're going to get him ready to play this week and the remainder of the season. He's going to do everything he can. Russ will be the backup."

Dart's first test? The undefeated Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith didn't hold back when speaking about the Giants' decision to elevate Dart on Thursday's episode of "First Take."

"First of all, this is their fifth different starting quarterback since last season. Let's get that out of the way just to show you what kind of chaos exists with the New York Giants," Smith said. "Secondly, since the Giants won the Super Bowl in 2011, they've been in the playoffs twice. They've had a winning record three times. That is horrible. This is a horrible, horrible organization right now."

"So now here we are with Jaxson Dart, right? It's not his job to save Brian Daboll's job," Smith added. "But from an organizational perspective, you haven't given the crowd anything to cheer about... I know New York. They're going to start wearing bags over their head."

"People have other things to do rather than walk out and see trash," Smith said. "They're not going to do it. That's what he (Dart) has to make sure he doesn't provide."