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The New York Giants arrived in Los Angeles with high expectations following a win over the Dallas Cowboys, but those hopes collapsed on Monday Night Football after quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered a knee injury.
The complication is not merely the 28-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, but the fact that Dart was ruled out after a hit, leaving the team's offensive identity in limo as they await MRI results.
The case for optimism rests on Dart walking off under his own power, but the risk is that a potential MCL injury could derail the season for the second-year signal caller.
The offensive collapse With Jameis Winston replacing Dart, the Giants' ground-and-pound strategy that worked in Week 1 disappeared. The team managed only 44 rushing yards, a sharp drop from 165 in the previous game.
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