Former Angels manager Ron Washington reportedly joining Tony Vitello's Giants coaching staff

Jaxson Dart, the rookie quarterback for the New York Giants, has faced criticism for his reckless playing style, which has resulted in numerous heavy hits and injuries, including a recent concussion that sidelined him. Despite his insistence that he plays 'real football' and not soccer, his approach has raised concerns among coaches and analysts alike.

The New England Patriots showcased a dominant performance against the New York Giants on Monday Night Football, as analysts Andrew Siciliano, Jori Epstein, and Frank Schwab discussed the implications of this victory, including the benching of Abdul Carter and the rising competitiveness of the AFC South with the Jacksonville Jaguars leading the division.

The New York Giants have been eliminated from playoff contention this season, marking a disappointing performance with the worst win percentage in the NFC as they enter their bye week. General Manager Joe Schoen is taking accountability for the team's struggles while expressing confidence that rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart and other key players will attract a new head coach.

Giants kicker Younghoe Koo's failed field goal attempt against the Patriots has gone viral, highlighting the team's struggles this season. The incident occurred on Monday, where Koo notably missed making contact with the football, further emphasizing the Giants' ongoing challenges on the field.

Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart, after taking significant hits in his recent game, remarked that the physicality of football is far removed from soccer, emphasizing the sport's inherent toughness. This statement follows his return to the field after recovering from a concussion sustained during a previous match against the Chicago Bears.

New York Giants General Manager Joe Schoen addressed the media following rookie linebacker Abdul Carter's second benching during the team's recent loss to the New England Patriots, stating, 'Nobody's perfect.' This incident marks the second time in a month that Carter has been sidelined at the start of a game, raising concerns about his performance and commitment.