The New York Giants‘ fan base expected to see Jaxson Dart take the field in the final quarter of their game against the Chicago Bears, but it was Russell Wilson who ultimately played out the remainder of the matchup.
Reports indicate that Dart is currently undergoing evaluation for a potential concussion, which necessitated his early departure from the field. As a result, Wilson stepped in for the Giants during the closing minutes of the game. Dart emerged as a pivotal force in the game against the Bears, significantly influencing the Giants’ strategy as they aimed to secure an early victory.
Dart delivered a commendable performance, recording 242 passing yards with 19 completions out of 29 attempts. He stood out as the Giants’ most valuable player thus far, leading the team to a 17-10 advantage heading into the fourth quarter against Chicago.
Dart’s status following evaluation
According to NFL insider Tom Pelissero, Dart has been sidelined for the remainder of the game against the Bears. Consequently, Wilson is anticipated to step in for the Giants, as the fan base eagerly awaits updates on Dart’s condition in the upcoming team report.
The Giants now face a critical period as they await news on Dart, their star quarterback and the bedrock of their regular-season endeavors. While Wilson presents a reliable backup option, Dart’s performance this season has sparked MVP conversations, making his potential absence a significant concern.
Dart’s record against the Bears
In an impressive display against Chicago, Dart etched his name in NFL history by becoming the only quarterback to achieve a rushing touchdown in five consecutive games.