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Giants QB Jaxson Dart Could Face Season-Ending Knee Surgery After Tuesday MRI: Report
Initial exams point to an MCL sprain for Jaxson Dart, and doctors expect a weeks-long recovery while MRI results are pending.
- New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered an MCL sprain during the first quarter of Monday's game against the Los Angeles Rams, per NFL insider Ian Rapoport.
- Dart's left knee buckled after getting hit by Rams pass rushers Byron Young and Josaiah Stewart at SoFi Stadium, forcing him to exit the game.
- X-Rays were negative, but medical expert David Chao believes the injury is isolated to the MCL rather than a season-ending ACL tear; the team awaits MRI results.
- A staffer reportedly told Giants head coach John Harbaugh that Dart could be "out four to six weeks," though the MRI will determine final severity.
- The Arizona Cardinals could face backup quarterback Jameis Winston in Week 4 at MetLife Stadium if Dart is placed on injured reserve.
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Jaxson Dart’s MRI Confirms Worst-Case Scenario as Giants Receive Concerning Update
When Jaxson Dart walked off the field under his own power Monday night, the New York Giants felt a sense of relief, believing they had escaped the worst-case scenario. However, less than 24 hours later, that optimism was gone when MRI results confirmed his left knee injury was far more severe than first anticipated. “Breaking: […]
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