Giants GM provides Jaxson Dart injury update after exiting Rams game with knee injury
New York Giants GM Jon Schoen rushed to provide an injury update on QB Jaxson Dart after a brutal hit sidelined him from the game against the Los Angeles Rams. NFL’s Week 2 Monday Night Football clash pitted the Giants against the Rams in a fascinating clash.
New York Giants General Manager Jon Schoen delivered an injury update on rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart after the team's Week 2 Monday Night Football loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Dart's knee injury, which occurred on the first offensive play of the game, forced the Giants to bench him for the remainder of the match following treatment on the field.
The injury update was provided by Schoen, who stated that Dart was expected to recover and return to the team in good health. The 23-year-old had a strong rookie season but had spent significant time out with injury previously. While the Giants are optimistic about their chances of being competitive this season, the injury to Dart is a setback.
Backup quarterback Jameis Winston performed adequately in Dart's absence, but the Rams, a superior team, dominated the game. Dart attempted five passes, completing three for 20 yards, and was replaced by a tackle from his left knee, which appeared to have bent abnormally during the collision with Rams safety Kam Curl and linebacker Josiah Stewart.
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