New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered a left knee injury during Monday night's game against the Los Angeles Rams, with medical evaluations ongoing to determine the extent of the damage. The club has not ruled out the possibility that he could miss the remainder of the season, which would significantly derail their campaign after just two games.

If Dart requires surgery for a detached MCL ligament, his recovery could take between four and five months, making season-ending injury likely. Coach John Harbaugh is awaiting a second opinion on Dart's MRI before making final decisions, with Jameis Winston now set to start at quarterback against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. The Giants have suffered a troubling pattern of season-ending injuries to key players in recent years, including receiver Malik Nabers and left tackle Andrew Thomas.