The Detroit Lions are preparing to face a first-year starter at quarterback for the second time this month.

New York Giants rookie Jaxson Dart returned to practice as a non-contact participant Wednesday after missing one game with a brain injury and Giants interim coach Mike Kafka told reporters the first-round pick will start this week at Ford Field if he’s cleared to play.

Lions coach Dan Campbell called Dart “an electric player” and said he’s made a noticeable impact on the Giants offense since he replaced Russell Wilson as starter in Week 4.

“He just kind of brings that youthful energy, kind of a little bit of a spark to them that’s unique,” Campbell said. “You can’t let it get on you. He’s intriguing. He’s a promising talent.”

Dart has led the Giants to their only two wins t

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