After a weekend of brutal quarterback injuries, the New York Giants were hoping not to add to the list this week. Unfortunately, early on in their Monday Night Football matchup against the Los Angeles Rams, quarterback Jaxson Dart went down with an apparent injury.
On the Giants first offensive possession of the game, Dart and New York were facing a long third down from about midfield looking to break the ice with a score. The Rams got pressure to Dart, which caused the quarterback to hurry his throw downfield that ultimately fell incomplete. Dart, however, took the brunt of two Rams players to his body as he was sandwiched between them and came away from the play on the ground holding his knee in pain.
Dart was able to make it off the field to the medical
tent on his own power, but was limping on his way off.
Jaxson Dart was able to limp to the medical tent.
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) September 22, 2026
This was the injury: pic.twitter.com/hLlmbDbh7g https://t.co/25U4MJkMlK
Jameis Winston then subbed in for Dart as the Giants' backup quarterback for the next series. Dart went off to the New York locker room after spending time in the medical tent.
ESPN later mentioned that Dart was questionable to return with a knee injury during the Giants' second offensive series of the game.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Jaxson Dart injury update: What happened to the Giants QB?
