Dart, Daniels & Caleb: Injuries Shake Up the NFL | Week 3 Picks w/ Damien Woody

Yeah, I want to hop right into the quarterback injury epidemic, if you will.

At this point in the year, I always feel like there's a year every season where we see multiple guys go down.

This week was three young guys, all from similar age kind of players.

And Dart in year two, Caleb and Jaden in year three.

And all played really, at least in the case of Caleb and Jackson, Dart looked so good week one.

And there was a lot of expectations, even some Super Bowl hype from the Bears.

Can the Giants be a sneaky surprise division winner? Washington had a huge divisional game, and you feel like they need to get back on the right track after a rough year last year.

All three guys go down, varying injuries.

Let's start with Dart because I think that's the number one storyline.

I'll give you my two cents here.

This isn't Dart being injury-prone, in my opinion.

This is a quarterback who, transparently, if his foot's not off the ground, we're talking the Joe Theismann, Alex Smith-level, tib-fib, really gross injury.

Now, he's obviously likely done for the season.

I think the only thing that was maybe bothersome, if you're a Giants fan, was you see him go down, and then he walks off, so you're feeling a little bit better, even though me and you both know that doesn't mean shit.

And then even more frustrating is there's the lip reading on the sideline from the trainer saying four to six weeks.

And everyone's doing, oh, it's maybe just the Zach Wilson MCL.

He'll be back in a month.

They have a couple easy games coming up.

And then you get the devastating news yesterday that it's probably season ending.

What was your reaction to both the play? Is Jackson Dart injury prone? Does walking off mean anything? And then also just like him being after you, what do the Giants do now?

Yeah, walking off doesn't mean anything.

I walked off after an Achilles tear, so it doesn't even matter.

But, listen, if you're a fan of the New York Giants, this is devastating.

When you have these type of injuries, it literally takes the wind out of your sails because, you know, watching the game, you saw the injury, and you saw Jackson Dart, you know, walking off.

You were thinking, okay, you know, maybe it's the MCL or something like that.

Yeah, I want to hop right into the quarterback injury epidemic, if you will.

At this point in the year, I always feel like there's a year every season where we see multiple guys go down.

This week was three young guys, all from similar age kind of players.

And Dart in year two, Caleb and Jaden in year three.

And all played really, at least in the case of Caleb and Jackson, Dart looked so good week one.

And there was a lot of expectations, even some Super Bowl hype from the Bears.

Can the Giants be a sneaky surprise division winner? Washington had a huge divisional game, and you feel like they need to get back on the right track after a rough year last year.

All three guys go down, varying injuries.

Let's start with Dart because I think that's the number one storyline.

I'll give you my two cents here.

This isn't Dart being injury-prone, in my opinion.

This is a quarterback who, transparently, if his foot's not off the ground, we're talking the Joe Theismann, Alex Smith-level, tib-fib, really gross injury.

Now, he's obviously likely done for the season.

I think the only thing that was maybe bothersome, if you're a Giants fan, was you see him go down, and then he walks off, so you're feeling a little bit better, even though me and you both know that doesn't mean shit.

And then even more frustrating is there's the lip reading on the sideline from the trainer saying four to six weeks.

And everyone's doing, oh, it's maybe just the Zach Wilson MCL.

He'll be back in a month.

They have a couple easy games coming up.

And then you get the devastating news yesterday that it's probably season ending.

What was your reaction to both the play? Is Jackson Dart injury prone? Does walking off mean anything? And then also just like him being after you, what do the Giants do now?

Yeah, walking off doesn't mean anything.

I walked off after an Achilles tear, so it doesn't even matter.

But, listen, if you're a fan of the New York Giants, this is devastating.

When you have these type of injuries, it literally takes the wind out of your sails because, you know, watching the game, you saw the injury, and you saw Jackson Dart, you know, walking off.

You were thinking, okay, you know, maybe it's the MCL or something like that.