The Giants have to be careful not to ruin Jaxson Dart, too

NEW ORLEANS — This is why Giants ownership needed to turn over — no pun intended — to a new regime in the offseason.

Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart now has been thrust into a no-win situation, playing for a lame duck coach, on a bad roster, for a franchise that never gets out of its own way.

Sunday’s bumbling 26-14 loss to a bad New Orleans Saints team dropped Giants GM Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll to an astounding 4-18 record in their last 22 games.

Now Thursday night’s primetime game for the Giants (1-4) against the ornery Philadelphia Eagles (4-1) at MetLife Stadium looms as a potential inflection point. Definitely for Daboll, but also for Schoen and Dart, too.

Daboll’s early break-glass quarterback change from Russell Wilson to Dart at 0-3 might have allowed the coa