Big Blue View on Jaxson Dart
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At first it was believed that Dart only suffered an MCL strain when he was sandwiched between a pair of Los Angeles Rams defenders and could return inside of a month. It was then revealed Tuesday morning that an MRI revealed that his injury is worse than initially believed... Mike Garafolo reported that Dart's injury doesn't involve his ACL. But, the MRI did tell a different story from what the Giants were initially expecting. There is more damage than what the evaluations on site showed.
STACKED’s take
Dart's knee injury worse than MCL strain; ACL ruled out but timeline uncertain, surgery possible.
Jaxson Dart suffered a knee injury initially believed to be an MCL strain with a month recovery window after being sandwiched between Los Angeles Rams defenders. An MRI revealed Tuesday morning that the injury is worse than initially believed; while not an ACL (per Mike Garafolo's Wednesday reporting), the exact nature remains unconfirmed. The source reports more damage was found than on-site evaluations showed, with multiple potential recovery timelines all described as "not very good" and season-ending surgery remaining on the table. The Giants' reluctance to confirm the injury type suggests a complicated or atypical knee injury. Dart, described as incredibly competitive, attempted to return Monday night and had to have his uniform taken away by the team; the Giants may need to protect him from himself while managing his long-term health.
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