Love is in the air for Jaxson Dart.
The Giants quarterback showered girlfriend Marissa Ayers with affection Saturday to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Dart, 22, posted two pictures together with the model and influencer as the two were all smiles in what appeared to be an unidentified warm climate.
“My Valentine,” Dart wrote with roses and heart emojis in the second of his two photos.
Dart and Ayers hard-launched their relationship in early January after months of speculation that the two were dating.
In the days before Super Bowl 2026, Dart and Ayers got cozy on the red carpet as they entered the NFL Honors awards show in San Francisco.
The Big Blue signal-caller told People that same week that he is grateful for his connection with Ayers but is not trying to share his entire relationship with the public.
“I think that just in the world that we live in, we try to keep as much as we can, you know, between us,” he told the outlet.
At the outset of February, Ayers, who was a ring girl during the hyped Anthony Joshua-Jake Paul fight on Netflix, took to TikTok to say how much Dart meant to her.
“I have been totally off grid but feeling like the happiest girl in the world @Jdart,” Ayers captioned her video. “I owe you all a recap so here it is ….”
As for the Giants side of his life, Dart will have plenty of new in the picture with John Harbaugh taking the reins as head coach and Matt Nagy coming on as offensive coordinator.
In 14 games during his rookie season, the Ole Miss product threw for 2,272 yards with 15 touchdowns and five interceptions.
Always a threat on the ground, Dart added 487 rushing yards and nine scores as a runner.
Former Giants offensive coordinator and Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett told The Post’s Ryan Dunleavy that Dart should take a big step in his development under Nagy in 2026.
“I think Matt will be great for Jaxson [because] he has a good feel for people, really good feel for quarterbacks, good understanding of how to put the whole thing together,” Garrett said.
“He’ll have balanced attacks and plays that complement each other. There will be stuff that’s sound, old-school football, there will be cutting-edge things, there will be game-plan nuances. All the stuff that we’ve seen in Kansas City that he’s been such a big part of, I think you’ll start seeing some of that in New York.”
