The New York Giants appear to be facing life without their starting quarterback for the foreseeable future. The Giants have learned that second-year quarterback
Arguably the biggest NFL story of Tuesday involved the revelation that New York Giants starting quarterback Jaxson Dart may miss the rest of the season due to the knee injury he suffered on the opening drive of the club's 28-6 loss at the Los Angeles Rams.
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The knee injury Dart suffered during the opening drive of the club's 28-6 loss at the Los Angeles Rams this past Monday night could sideline him through the remainder of the season.
Despite his ugly Week 2 performance, Jameis Winston has the full trust of New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh. On Tuesday, Harbaugh faced reporters and expressed his belief in Winston, who is currently viewed as New York’s starting quarterback after Jaxson Dart’s injury.
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Almost immediately after it was learned on Tuesday that New York Giants starting quarterback Jaxson Dart may miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury, members of the NFL community began to link the Giants with J.J. McCarthy.
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New York Giants RB Cam Skattebo might be in for a tough few months, if not an entire season, based on the latest news about QB Jaxson Dart’s injury. Dart and Skattebo gave Giants fans hope after their emergence last season.
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New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart (knee) is still weighing a medical decision after further testing raised the possibility of season-ending surgery, and the immediate football consequence is clear: the offense built around his mobility cannot simply be handed unchanged to backup quarterback Jameis Winston.
While the New York Giants left SoFi Stadium on Monday night on the wrong end of a 28-6 rout against the Los Angeles Rams, many expected a much closer game before the two franchises went to battle in primetime.
Things are suddenly looking much, much worse for the New York Giants. After an exciting Week 1 win over the Dallas Cowboys, there was a ton of excitement in the air.
If the New York Giants ' offense struggled to find a rhythm in Monday's 28-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, the defense wasn’t far behind in its own shortcomings.
The New York Giants might be in the market for a quarterback after losing Jaxson Dart to an injury in Week 2. During Monday night’s game, Dart hurt his left knee after being hit by Los Angeles Rams linebackers Byron Young and Josaiah Stewart.
Jameis Winston gives the Giants a viable starter if Jaxson Dart lands on injured reserve, but New York still needs a stronger insurance plan behind him.
Per the NFL transaction wire, the Giants signed DT C.J. Ravenell and OL Ryan Schernecke to the practice squad. To make room, they released OL Kingsley
Winston went 11-of-27 passing for 111 yards, an interception and zero touchdown drives against the Rams on Monday after Dart got injured.
The optimism regarding Dart's injury has evaporated.
NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the Giants are re-signing OL Ryan Schernecke to the practice squad after releasing him last week. Schernecke, 23, played five years at Division II Kutztown University in Pennsylvania, where he earned AP All-American Second Team honors in 2025.
The New York Giants were riding an insane high from last week after they took down the Dallas Cowboys in their season opener. They looked like a competent team that could actually make some noise in the NFC East this year.
Quarterback Jaxson Dart wasn't the only noteworthy New York Giants player who went down with injury during the club's 28-6 loss at the Los Angeles Rams (1-1) on Monday night.
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