Jaxson Dart’s knee injury is still being evaluated, Giants coach John Harbaugh says

New York Giants coach John Harbaugh revealed that starting quarterback Jaxson Dart's injured left knee is being assessed and no definitive decisions have been made regarding his availability. Following Dart's exit during the 28-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night, Harbaugh stated that the extent of the injury remains unclear.

Harbaugh dismissed speculation of the injury being more severe than an initial sprained medial collateral ligament diagnosis, noting that an MRI would provide further insight. He emphasized that the situation is an ongoing discussion about the player's wellbeing, with the team prepared to address various scenarios once the evaluation concludes.

Harbaugh assured fans that the organization would provide updates on Dart's condition and potential timeline for his return, expressing faith in backup quarterback Jameis Winston to handle the situation if needed.