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Eagles Unlikely To Face NY Giants QB Jaxson Dart During 2026 NFL Season
With Jaxson Dart sidelined, analysts say the Giants should lean on Beckham’s chemistry with Jameis Winston after he played just 3 snaps and had no catches.
- On Tuesday, an MRI revealed New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered a severe knee injury worse than anticipated during Monday's 28-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, potentially ending his 2026 season.
- Journeyman backup Jameis Winston replaced Dart during the defeat, completing 11-of-27 passes for 111 yards and an interception as the offensive line surrendered 20 QB pressures on 34 dropbacks.
- Giants head coach John Harbaugh said on Tuesday that "evaluations are ongoing" regarding the quarterback situation, declining to commit to a timeline for decisions.
- Analysts suggest the Giants could explore trades for Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy or sign free agents like Jimmy Garoppolo, as New York currently lists only two quarterbacks on its 53-man roster.
- Online commentary mocked the injury by citing a so-called "Trump curse," noting Dart appeared with President Donald Trump in May; Tara Setmayer wrote, "The fricken Trump curse continues.
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Trump blamed for NFL quarterback's big injury: 'Trump curse continues'
Online journalists and political analysts are blaming President Donald Trump for a New York quarterback's injury that turns out to be worse than anticipated.On Tuesday, online commentary reacted to news that New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart, the 23-year-old expected to help the team bounce ba...
·Washington, United States
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Giants' Odell Beckham Jr. Shows Support for Jaxson Dart Amid Rumors on QB's Knee Injury
New York Giants veteran wideout Odell Beckham Jr. offered his support to quarterback Jaxson Dart on Tuesday, with reports that the young star suffered a more serious knee injury than initially believed during Monday's 28-6 loss against the Los Angeles Rams.
·San Francisco, United States
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