Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart diagnosed with sprained MCL, MRI scheduled
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart is believed to have suffered a sprained medial collateral ligament, with an MRI set for Tuesday to confirm the injury.
The New York Giants reported that quarterback Jaxson Dart likely sustained a sprained MCL after a preliminary examination of his knee. X-ray imaging showed no fractures, and an MRI is planned for Tuesday to provide a definitive diagnosis. > "We’ll know more tomorrow," coach John Harbaugh said when asked about the injury, adding that the MRI would give a clearer picture. The MCL typically heals with rest and rehabilitation unless it is completely torn. If Dart is sidelined, backup Jameis Winston is expected to continue starting; Winston completed 11 of 27 passes for 111 yards and one interception in Monday night’s game. The Giants face the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, followed by matchups against the Arizona Cardinals and Washington Commanders.