Giants QB Wilson gets bulk of first-team reps; Nabers (toe) sits - ESPN

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Russell Wilson is the New York Giants' clear-cut starting quarterback at organized team activities. That was apparent by the distribution of reps at Wednesday's practice, the first such workout open to the media this year. Wilson took most of the first-team snaps, with rookie Jaxson Dart and Jameis Winston also sneaking in a few. Tommy DeVito fit in for four third-team reps throughout the practice.

Dart, a first-round pick last month, also worked mostly with the third-team offense. He took three reps with the starters during red zone drills — throwing a touchdown, running for another and tossing an interception on the final play of practice.

The Giants began OTAs and Phase 3 of the offseason program on Tuesday. This was their first opportunity to take the field for live 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills without contact. OTA No. 2 on Wednesday was the first look at how the Giants will distribute practice snaps with Wilson, Winston, Dart and DeVito in a crowded quarterback room.

«They'll all get reps,» coach Brian Daboll said of the plan this spring.

He later added: «We have a detailed plan of how we're going to handle the quarterbacks.»

It began with Wilson working with the first-team offense, much like he has from the start of the spring. Winston was second in line followed by Dart and then DeVito.

Wilson was signed by the Giants as a free agent this offseason with the intention that he would be the starter. His one-year deal includes a long list of incentives contingent on how much and how well he plays.

But that was before the Giants drafted Dart with the 25th pick out of Ole Miss. Winston and DeVito have also started games in the NFL.

Wilson, 36, started practice slowly with three straight