OT Jermaine Eluemunor: Jaxson Dart ‘is really good at making something out of nothing’

Offensive tackle Jermaine Eluemunor speaks to the media Thursday after the Giants defeat the Eagles in Week 6.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
I mean, does that fire you guys up to see him,
you know, get up, sprint off the field and the
ten come out like he's like, you know, it's like
nothing for him.

Speaker 2 (00:06):
No, I mean I wish I did have to see that.
You know, it makes me nervous to sell. But yeah,
I mean that's just how he That's how he plays
the game. And obviously you would want him to switch
it up a little bit, but you don't want to
take away from the player he is. Like the toughness
and the court he is, you know, and that's what
makes him.

Speaker 1 (00:23):
He's been able to maneuver in the pocket, escape a
lot of things, side step things, throws on the run.
I mean, is that something you know, it's pretty rare
in this league and something that you guys feel like
can really transform this offense.

Speaker 2 (00:35):
I think you've seen it. Like there's a couple of times,
like the O lines, I feel like checking the arses off.
But you know, Dart is really good at making something
out of nothing. You know, sometimes there's no one open,
or you know there's a little bit of pressure, He's
able to you know, wubble out of it and get
a first down out of nowhere and that kind of
confuses defenses, so then they have to figure out how

(00:55):
to stop him. But then it opens up lands for
the receivers and then opens up lands in the run game.
And that's why one drive you So I was just
throwing the ball I think like nine ten times because
they were afraid of his run, and that was opening
up lands with the receivers. So having a guy like that,
I mean, you see in Baltimore with Lamar, and I'm
not comparing them, but kid can freaking run. You know.
With Lamar, people have to worry about his feet, so
that kind of shifts the defenses and kind of makes

(01:17):
them have to play against him and his feet, and
then that creates openings for the receivers, tight ends running
backs and stuff like that. So I think Dark obviously
know it's Lamar, but that kid is pretty freaking specially
in his own way.

Speaker 1 (01:29):
He's only three starts in right.

Speaker 2 (01:30):
So there's no telling what he's going to be capable of.
I mean, I think you can't puill of great things
in this league. Like I said, that's why I like
in training camp my side, I want to play with
him somehow, So you know, I'm just grateful to do that,