Jaxson Dart will miss another Giants game with concussion
NY Post
The Giants like to run Jaxson Dart, but they aren’t rushing him.
Dart did not clear the NFL’s five-stage concussion protocol in time to play Sunday against the Lions, interim head coach Mike Kafka announced before Friday’s practice.
Jameis Winston will make his second consecutive start.
“We’re just living by the protocol,” Kafka said, “and what the doctors’ opinions are.”
Dart remained in the same stage in the protocol for the third straight day — a limited non-contact practice — but still took most of the first-team reps throughout the week, according to Winston. It’s a rare situation for a player to stagnate at a late stage without progressing or regressing.
So, Winston will make his 89th career start after mostly handing off in drills Wednesday and Thursday. He threw passes Friday.
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