Giants QB Jaxson Dart to have MRI on knee after Rams loss
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The short version
- Jaxson Dart injured his knee after a hit from two Rams defenders in Week 2
- The Giants quarterback grabbed his knee in pain on the play
- A report indicates a sprained MCL is feared
- Dart will undergo an MRI to determine the severity
Jaxson Dart injured his knee when hit by two Rams defenders in Week 2 and awaits MRI results to determine the severity.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart left Sunday's Week 2 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams after taking a hit from two Rams defenders. Dart was seen grabbing his knee in pain following the play.
According to a report, there is concern that the quarterback suffered a sprained MCL. The exact extent of the damage will not be known until further testing is done.
Dart is scheduled to undergo an MRI to assess the injury. The results will determine how much time, if any, the Giants' signal-caller could miss going forward.
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