Giants’ Jaxson Dart could reportedly miss rest of season with knee injury
Summary
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart injured his left knee during a game against the Los Angeles Rams and may need surgery, possibly ending his season. The injury is more serious than first thought, and Dart is expected to be out for a long period.Key Facts
- Jaxson Dart hurt his left knee on the first possession in a game losing 28-6 to the Rams.
- Early reports said he sprained his MCL (a knee ligament) and had no broken bones.
- Further tests suggest Dart might need surgery that could end his season.
- Dart is 23 years old and started the season well in Week 1.
- After Dart’s injury, backup quarterback Jameis Winston played but struggled.
- Other NFL quarterbacks injured in Week 2 include Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels.
- Williams has a hamstring injury; Daniels dislocated his elbow with no clear return date.
- Head coach John Harbaugh was initially hopeful Dart would not have a long-term injury.
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