Giants Make Final Decision on Jaxson Dart for Lions Game Amid Concussion Recovery
Summary
The New York Giants have ruled out rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart for the Week 12 game against the Detroit Lions because he has not cleared the concussion protocol. Jameis Winston will take over as quarterback for the game. The Giants hope Dart can return for Week 13, with a bye scheduled for Week 14 if needed.Key Facts
- Jaxson Dart, a rookie quarterback for the New York Giants, got a concussion and is not cleared to play in Week 12.
- Dart is known for his rushing style, which has led to his injury.
- Jon Gruden, a former NFL head coach, had warned Dart about the risks of his playing style.
- Jameis Winston will be the starting quarterback in place of Dart for the game against the Detroit Lions.
- If Dart is not cleared by Week 13, the Giants have a bye week in Week 14.
- The Giants see Dart as part of their future, and there are plans to help him adjust his running style.
- Winston threw for 201 yards and one interception in his last game as a starter against the Green Bay Packers.
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