Summary
The NFL is investigating how the New York Giants handled quarterback Jaxson Dart's possible concussion during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Dart had left the game after a potential head injury but returned after being evaluated. The league is reviewing if proper concussion protocols were followed.
Key Facts
- The New York Giants won against the Philadelphia Eagles on a Thursday night game.
- Jaxson Dart, the Giants' rookie quarterback, left the game in the third quarter after a head injury.
- Dart was examined and then returned to play in the same game.
- The NFL and the NFLPA are investigating the situation to ensure the concussion protocols were followed.
- If the evaluation was not done properly, the Giants and head coach Brian Daboll could face disciplinary actions.
- Coach Daboll commented that he went to the medical tent to get clarity on whether Dart could return to the game.
- The purpose of concussion protocols is to prevent coaches from influencing decisions about a player's return after a head injury.
