The New York Giants, for the first time this season, have some momentum to maintain.
They picked up a shocking win in Week 4, knocking off the previously undefeated Los Angeles Chargers to claim their own first victory.
It marked a successful first NFL start for Jaxson Dart, the No. 25 overall pick out of Ole Miss who took over after three starts for Russell Wilson began the campaign with an 0-3 record.
There was a bit of concern coming out of the game, though. Dart and fellow rookie, RB Cam Skattebo, both seemed dinged up.
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Good news came out of Wednesday's practice as they start their prep work for Week 5.
Dart, dealing with a hamstring issue, was a full participant at practice.
And Skattebo, whose injury is listed as a knee problem, was also a full participant at practice.
That's great news, especially ahead of what is likely a very winnable game.
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The Giants travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints on Sunday. The Saints are coming off a hard-fought loss to the Bills, and they're 0-4 this season.
New York is starting to get an early look at its future. Dart and Skattebo could easily be the backfield partnership for this franchise for a long time.
And as long as they can stay healthy, the Giants will have a chance to do good things on the football field, this year and down the road.
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