New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart's recent endorsement of Donald Trump has drawn attention and surprise from teammates, particularly linebacker Abdul Carter. Dart, 23, attended a campaign rally for Republican Representative Mike Lawler in Suffern, New York, where he introduced Trump, leading the crowd in a Giants chant. Carter, 22, expressed his disbelief on social media, posting, 'Thought this s*** was AI,' alongside a clip of Dart's appearance. At the rally, Trump praised Dart, calling him a 'future Hall of Fame-er' and humorously questioned whether any women in the audience could tackle him. This public display of support for Trump marks a notable shift for Dart, who had not previously been known for his political affiliations. His only prior political statement was a condemnation of violence against conservative activist Charlie Kirk last September, which he described as 'disgusting and sad.' Dart's newfound visibility as a Trump supporter raises questions about the intersection of sports and politics, particularly in the NFL, where such endorsements can provoke mixed reactions among fans and teammates.