Russell Wilson opens up on Giants' team Bible studies as fellow Christian Jaxson Dart takes over QB duties

New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson told Fox News Digital he took part in the team's Bible studies before the season.

The Russell Wilson era may be over for the New York Giants, but his impact on the team's faithful culture may linger. 

Wilson is being benched by the Giants in favor of rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart this week, per multiple reports, seemingly ending Wilson's run as the team's starter after just three games. 

Wilson entered his first season with New York with the mindset to "help the New York Giants win daily," he previously told Fox News Digital. Along the way, he also brought his faith into the team's locker room.

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Russell Wilson of the New York Giants warms up before facing the Kansas City Chiefs at MetLife Stadium Sept. 21, 2025, in East Rutherford, N.J. (Sarah Stier/Getty Images)

Wilson told Fox News Digital ahead of the season in July that he and his Giants teammates were having regular Bible studies.

"We have a lot of guys who are super strong on their faith," Wilson said. "We do have our Bible studies throughout the week and the things we do as a collective group. I know every team does different things, and we have a lot of that too. And we're just grateful we do what we get to do. I'm grateful to be a New York Giant, and I thank God every day for that." 

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The New York Giants' Russell Wilson, left, and Jaxson Dart, right, talk on the bench in the first half against the Dallas Cowboys Sept. 14, 2025, in Arlington, Texas.  (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Wilson has been one of the more vocally Christian quarterbacks in the NFL throughout