Giants Player Goes off Rails Because His Quarterback Introduced President Trump

In this WND article, Bob Unruh reports on the social media backlash after New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introduced President Donald Trump at a college event.

• Jaxson Dart introduced Trump at Rockland Community College, calling him the 45th and 47th president of the United States.
• Trump reportedly hugged Dart onstage and praised the young Giants quarterback as a “future Hall of Famer.”
• Giants teammate Abdul Carter reacted negatively online, writing that he thought the clip was AI and asking, “What we doing man.”
• The article frames Carter’s response as an example of political intolerance toward a teammate for publicly acknowledging Trump.
• Social media users pushed back, with some arguing that the NFL’s cultural mood has shifted sharply since the league’s more overt BLM-era messaging.
• Others said Carter should have handled any disagreement privately rather than posting about a teammate in a way that could create locker-room division.
• The piece also highlights commentary contrasting Dart’s right to introduce Trump with Carter’s own public expressions of faith and identity.
• The broader conservative takeaway is that merely being seen near Trump still triggers outrage from the left and its cultural fellow travelers, even in sports.

Read the full story: https://www.wnd.com/2026/05/giants-player-goes-rails-because-his-quarterback-introduced/