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Boomer Esiason rips Abdul Carter for comment about Jaxson Dart’s appearance with Trump: ‘Like a child’

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Boomer Esiason rips Abdul Carter for comment about Jaxson Dart’s appearance with Trump: ‘Like a child’
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Boomer Esiason criticized Abdul Carter for his negative comments about Jaxson Dart's appearance with Donald Trump. Esiason described Carter's remarks as childish and emphasized that Dart was simply fulfilling an opportunity. He also pointed out Carter's struggles during his rookie season as part of his critique.

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NFL New York Giants Boomer Esiason rips Abdul Carter for comment about Jaxson Dart’s appearance with Trump: ‘Like a child’ By Erich Richter Published May 26, 2026, 5:01 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Boomer Esiason didn’t mince words about Abdul Carter’s criticism of Jaxson Dart. Esiason called Carter a “child” in a scathing rant after the Giants’ 2025 first-round pick reacted negatively to Dart introducing President Donald Trump at Rockland Community College in New York last week. “To put this out like a child on social media is ridiculous,” Esiason said Tuesday on his WFAN morning show about Carter’s response.

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