Giants’ QB Jaxson Dart Concussed in Game Against Bears
In a recent matchup, New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart was sidelined due to a concussion during the fourth quarter of their game against the Chicago Bears. The Giants ultimately fell to the Bears with a score of 24-20.
Key Events from the Game
Dart sustained the concussion after taking a significant hit while attempting to recover a fumble late in the third quarter. Following the incident, he was examined in the blue medical tent before slowly making his way to the locker room.
Game Performance
Prior to his exit, Dart recorded impressive statistics. He completed 19 out of 29 passes for a total of 242 yards. Additionally, he contributed to the rushing game with 66 yards on six carries, scoring two touchdowns.
Replacement Details
After Dart’s departure, veteran quarterback Russell Wilson took over. Wilson ended the game with a passing record of 3 completions on 7 attempts for 45 yards. He also added 12 rushing yards on two carries but could not lead the Giants to victory.
Concussion Evaluations
- This marks Dart’s fourth concussion evaluation in the current season.
- Previous evaluations included incidents during the preseason.
Game Summary
During the game, the Giants held a 20-10 lead late into the fourth quarter. However, they were unable to maintain their advantage as the Bears staged a comeback for the win.
As the season progresses, the Giants will need to closely monitor Dart’s health and recovery from this latest concussion as they prepare for upcoming challenges.
