​Editor’s note: This is Part 25 of 26 in Art Stapleton’s New York Giants summer series Q&AYou never want to look too far into the future in the NFL, and that has applied to the Giants far too many times over in the past decade-plus. Head coaching changes. Constant roster turnover without many second deals for draft picks.When you lose as much as Big Blue has, staying in the moment and avoiding the pitfalls of the recent past becomes a never-ending quest for a franchise.The presence of John Harbaugh as head coach represents a new beginning for the Giants, of course, and there is reason to believe that this is just the start of a promising future – and with that level of optimism, it’s not too early to look ahead and prepare for what’s coming down the road, even if the focus remains on Sept. 13 and opening night at MetLife Stadium against the Dallas Cowboys.For now, there are far more questions than answers as Harbaugh prepares to kick off his first training camp here in West Virginia at the Greenbrier on July 28.But we hope to set the table for the summer and beyond with 26 questions that will define the 2026 Giants season.26 QUESTIONS: See our growing list of Giants questions for 2026 seasonQuestion #25: Who are the five must-see Giants players in training camp?Jaxson Dart, QBDart’s presence in the spring garnered headlines on a much wider scale than anticipated, and with that comes the pressure to deliver – both internally, which is always present for Dart, and externally from those ready to make a judgment on the Giants’ quarterback after every play.To win more games consistently, there needs to be an element of a traditional downfield passing game to complement what Dart did best last year as he grabbed hold of the starting job, quickly assuming the role as team leader and face of the franchise as QB1. The Giants prioritized eye discipline and footwork with Dart, and matching the two given route concepts and the ask on certain plays allows for more decisive play from the pocket.Chemistry with his receivers. How often Dart leaves the structure of the play call and why. His rapport with OC Matt Nagy and QB coach Brian Callahan will be examined seemingly every down in camp.Malik Nabers, WRObviously, the latest development in Nabers’ status and the speculation regarding his availability over the next month and into the season took a promising turn Thursday, July 23. By not placing Nabers on the PUP list to open camp, the Giants have told us they see light at the end of his rehabilitation tunnel, a finish line that is more likely to come in August than October based on where he is today.His situation is layered – encouraging, but layered given the circumstances.Not going on the PUP list to begin camp means the Giants believe Nabers will pass his physical and be able to participate in practices to some degree. That could be in walkthroughs to start as he progresses through rehab workouts with the training staff. If Nabers was on PUP, his activi