Testing said to reveal injury is worse than anticipated.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart will be out for an extended period of time and could miss the rest of the NFL season after suffering a knee injury in Monday night’s loss to the Los Angeles Rams, according to reports Tuesday.
The 23-year-old started the season strong in New York’s Week 1 win over Dallas but left the field after taking a large hit from Byron Young and Josaiah Stewart on the Giants’ seventh play Monday night.
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ESPN reported the injury to Dart’s left knee was more severe than initially anticipated. Initial reports said Dart sprained his MCL and avoided broken bones, with an MRI set for Tuesday.
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Testing said to reveal injury is worse than anticipated.
Quarterback was hurt against Rams on Monday.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart will be out for an extended period of time and could miss the rest of the NFL season after suffering a knee injury in Monday night’s loss to the Los Angeles Rams, according to reports Tuesday.
Adam Schefter said further testing has left the Giants and Dart facing the possibility of season-ending surgery.
The 23-year-old started the season strong in New York’s Week 1 win over Dallas but left the field after taking a large hit from Byron Young and Josaiah Stewart on the Giants’ seventh play Monday night.
Dart was one of several quarterbacks injured around the league in Week 2.
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