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The Giants have a new No. 2 quarterback. Who might need to be their No. 1 quarterback on Sunday against the Packers.

Jameis Winston has leapfrogged Russell Wilson on the Giants' quarterback depth chart, according to multiple reports. Winston is now No. 2 on the depth chart and Wilson is No. 3.

With starting quarterback Jaxson Dart still in the concussion protocol, it's likely that Winston will start for the Giants on Sunday against the Packers. Winston has yet to play for the Giants this season. He started seven games for the Browns last season.

The Giants fired head coach Brian Daboll this week and replaced him with interim head coach Mike Kafka, and this quarterback shakeup is Kafka's first major decision. Wilson has not played well for the Giants this season, so it's unsurprising that Kafka wants to see if Winston can give the Giants' offense a spark.

The Giants view Dart as their franchise quarterback of the future, but in the present the top priority is keeping him healthy, and so they're likely to be very cautious with clearing him to return to the field. With or without Dart, Kafka will want to show that the offense can produce, and Kafka thinks Winston can do it better than Wilson.

The Dolphins plan to have edge rusher Chop Robinson available for Sunday's game against the Commanders in Madrid.

Robinson did not play against the Bills last weekend because of a concussion, but he made the trip with the team to Spain this week and head coach Mike McDaniel updated his condition at a Wednesday press conference. McDaniel said "all things point toward a full clearance" for Robinson on Wednesday, who has eight tackles and a sack so far this season.

McDaniel said that center Aaron Brewer and cornerback Rasul Douglas will sit out of practice on Wednesday. He added that he feels positive about the chances of both players being able to play on Sunday.

The Dolphins will also open the 21-day practice window for tackle Austin Jackson. Jackson has been out since Week 1 with a toe injury and can be activated at any point in the next three weeks.