On Friday, Jaxson Dart shared his honest thoughts on Brian Daboll's firing ahead of their Week 13 showdown against the New England Patriots.The rookie quarterback thanked his former coach for everything that he's done for him in the league."Obviously, there's been a lot that's happened since I've been up here," Dart said. "I just want to acknowledge Coach Dabs and all that he did for me. When I look back on everything, it's really special to come to a place where a coach genuinely cares about you and loves you and you have that personal relationship on and off the field. So, I just have all the respect in the world for him. I think he's an incredible offensive mind. He's done an amazing job of developing me up to this point."This business is a beast man. ... Unfortunately, we just weren't able to get enough wins for them. But at the same time, I've got a respect for them."The New York Giants started the year with a disappointing 2-8 start. Following their Week 10 loss to the Bears, Brian Daboll was fired from his position, with Mike Kafka taking over as the interim head coach.This was also the game where Jaxson Dart suffered a concussion, resulting in him missing the past two games for his team. Since replacing Russell Wilson as the starter, the rookie quarterback has tallied 1,417 yards and 10 TDs passing, along with 317 yards and seven TDs rushing.Jaxson Dart vows to be more cautious with his playstyle on the fieldSince taking over as the Giants QB1, Jaxson Dart has shown a lot of aggressiveness with plays. He has been warned several times not to take too many hits on the gridiron.After suffering his first concussion in the league, Dart said that he will be more cautious with his offensive approach."When I look back at that game, there's not a hit where I'm like, 'Dang, I shouldn't have taken that hit' to be honest, " Dart said as per SI. "I felt like I was making smart decisions. I didn't really take unnecessary hits."That was just a situation where you kind of lose control of your body when you fumble it, and you're not really bracing for the ground. But obviously, moving forward, now I've got to be more available for this team, so that's obviously on the forefront of my mind going forward."Jaxson Dart and the Giants will face the Patriots on Monday at 8:15 p.m. ET. Can he help end their six-game losing streak?