Retired 4-Time Pro Bowl QB Shuts Down Comeback After Giants Lose Jaxson Dart
A retired Pro Bowl QB has shut down the idea that he could help the Giants following Jaxson Dart's season-ending injury.
The New York Giants recently lost their starting quarterback, Jaxson Dart, due to an injury sustained during a game against the Los Angeles Rams. This setback has led to speculation about potential quarterback replacements, including former Giants QBs Eli Manning and Russell Wilson, as well as former four-time Pro Bowl quarterback Derek Carr.
Carr, who retired last year, is suggested as a potential option, but former Giants receiver Travis Kelce has put an end to any talk of Carr's potential comeback. Carr, a four-time Pro Bowl selection during his 11-year career with the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders and New Orleans Saints, shared a message on X, expressing his desire to continue playing video games rather than risking injury in real-life football games.
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