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- 1Giants eye Garoppolo, McCarthy, Jones after Dart injury▼Giants reportedly considering Jimmy Garoppolo, Vikings' J.J. McCarthy, 49ers' Mac Jones to potentially fill QB role in wake of Jaxson Dart's injury
The New York Giants are reportedly exploring quarterback options including Jimmy Garoppolo, Minnesota Vikings' J.J. McCarthy and San Francisco 49ers' Mac Jones after rookie Jaxson Dart suffered an injury. The team is weighing a trade or signing to fill the position while Dart recovers, a move that could reshape their season plans.
- 2Giants acquire Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy after Dart injury▼J.J. McCarthy trade: Giants acquire Vikings QB in wake of Jaxson Dart injury
The New York Giants have traded for Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy, a move reported by CBS Sports. The deal comes after Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered an injury, leaving New York short at the position and prompting a swift move to add a former first-round passer. Reaction is likely to focus on what McCarthy's arrival means for Dart's status and the Vikings' quarterback plans.
- 3Giants face quarterback questions after Jaxson Dart injury●Will the Giants trick themselves in the wake of Jaxson Dart's injury? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7639364/2026/09/2
New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart has suffered an injury, prompting debate about how the team will handle its quarterback situation in his absence. Attention has turned to backup Jameis Winston and whether the Giants' coaching staff will adjust or overthink their game plan while Dart is sidelined.
- 4Eartha White: turning sport into opportunity in Jacksonville●THE JAXSON | Eartha White: Turning sports into opportunity
Jacksonville Today has published a new instalment of its series THE JAXSON, focusing on Eartha White and how sport can be turned into opportunity. The piece frames her legacy through the lens of athletics and community advancement in Jacksonville, adding to local discussion of the city's history and the role of sports in opening doors for residents.