Derek Carr responds to suggestion of replacing Jaxson Dart at the Giants
The New York Giants are going to be without Jaxson Dart for the remainder of the season after he suffered an MCL injury on Monday. After the quarterback was able to walk off the field – unlike Caleb Williams – fans remained hopeful of Dart’s injury only being minor.
The New York Giants will be without Jaxson Dart for the rest of the season after he suffered an MCL injury on Monday. This news has prompted discussions about finding an alternative quarterback for the team, especially since Jameis Winston did not make a strong impression as Dart's replacement. One name that has come up is former New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr, who has now responded to the suggestion.
Carr officially retired last year after a successful 11-season career, but he didn't expect to see himself playing for the Giants again. The retired QB, who is currently 35 years old, appears to have settled into a quieter life, focusing on family and spending more time with his young children. The idea of Carr playing in New York is unlikely to pull him away from his golfing activities, as the Giants will have to rely on Winston for the upcoming weekend.
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