Jaxson Dart has been a revelation for the New York Giants, since the rookie quarterback ignited the team’s offense this year.
However, New York has dealt with many injuries on that side of the ball, and Dart is now part of that group. While the Giants were leading their game against the Chicago Bears, Dart had to come off the field and be evaluated by medical staff, leading to Russell Wilson coming in as relief.
Here’s the latest on Dart’s injury status.
Jaxson Dart injury update
Dart was officially ruled out of the Giants’ Week 10 clash vs. the Bears with a concussion. After the game, head coach Brian Daboll spoke about the quarterback and his injury. He said, “as he was going back out on the field, just didn’t seem right.” Daboll said he called the trainers over and said that Dart needed to get looked at. So the concussion evaluation didn’t happen right after Dart’s fumble, but according to Daboll, when he was going back on the field.
Brian Daboll says that Jaxson Dart “didn’t seem right” when he went back on the field after suffering his concussion so the Giants called the trainers over to look at him: pic.twitter.com/YqdrUvSwsr
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It’s unclear exactly when the injury occurred, although it may have happened on a running play, as Dart fumbled the ball while being taken to the ground.
The @ChicagoBears recover the fumble in their own territory!
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— NFL (@NFL) November 9, 2025
On the next drive, Wilson came out on the field with the offense, while Dart was seen walking gingerly to the locker room. Fox’s Pam Oliver reported that Dart was being evaluated by the medical staff for a concussion. According to Daboll’s comments, Dart tried to go back in the game, but was pulled by the team to get checked out.
Jaxson Dart is headed to the locker room being evaluated for a concussion. pic.twitter.com/T9DpicgRAO
— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) November 9, 2025
Dart has run a lot in his rookie season, which has led to many big hits as he acclimates to the NFL.
*This story will be updated*
