Jaxson Dart Health, Injury Updates & History

Dart underwent surgery to repair both the meniscus and MCL in his left knee following the injury suf...

Will undergo season-ending surgery to address injuries to his MCL, PCL, and meniscus, the ACL is in tact and he is expected to make a full recovery for next season

Dart’s left knee injury is more significant than initially anticipated and is expected to sideline him for an extended period, the Giants quarterback is still undergoing evaluations to determine the full extent of the damage, with season-ending surgery remaining a possibility

Jackson Dart suffered an injury to his lead-leg on Monday Night Football, with concern for an MCL sprain rather than an ACL tear, which could limit his mobility and potentially require a brace to continue playing

Recovered from a concussion that caused him to miss two games during his rookie season, Dart enters training camp with no reported lingering effects and no additional injury concerns. While his medical history is otherwise clean, his high rushing workload and willingness to take contact as a runner remain factors to monitor given the increased risk of future injury, particularly recurring head injuries.

Jaxson Dart has been cleared from concussion protocol and Interim head coach Mike Kafka confirmed Friday that Dart will start Monday's game at New England

Has been ruled out of Week 12 with a concussion and Jameis Winston will get the start vs the Lions

Has officially been ruled with a concussion sustained late in the second half of today's game

Exited today's game to be evaluated for a concussion in the fourth quarter, unlikely to return given how late in the game the check has occurred

He injured his left ankle and was seen limping afterward, by video, looks to be an eversion-type sprain, while the injury appeared to hamper him, he’s expected to play through it, similar to how he managed his recent hamstring issue.