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Cam Skattebo Runs for 3 TDs and Jaxson Dart Shines as the Giants Beat the Eagles 34-17
Rookie QB Jaxson Dart left the game after a concussion evaluation following a hard hit, with the Giants leading 27-17 during a key NFL divisional matchup, sources said.
- On Thursday, rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart exited the game after an apparent head injury and was replaced by veteran quarterback Russell Wilson.
- After taking a massive hit on a run, Jaxson Dart was contacted by Patrick Johnson, Philadelphia Eagles defender, and Azeez Ojulari, Philadelphia Eagles defender, but jogged off the turf at MetLife Stadium.
- Before the injury, Dart had completed 17 of 25 passes for 195 yards with one passing TD and added 58 rushing yards and a rushing TD, converting 11 of 15 third downs .
- Giants medical staff evaluated Jaxson Dart for a concussion and cleared him to return, noting he would have entered concussion protocol if deemed necessary.
- The Giants beat the Eagles 34-17 for their first win over Philadelphia since Jan. 7, 2024, and now have a 10-day break before Week 7 in Denver.
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This right here is why all of us Giants fans will defend Cam Skattebo to our death. You don't tell Cam Skattebo to keep his shirt on, you don't try to tackle Cam Skattebo. No, he scores 3 touchdowns, ...
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