Jauxson Dart took the taste of another life as a NFL game organizer on Thursday night.
Fear of the first injury.
Giants’ visiting New England Patriots in the first quarter of the match against the first quarter of the new York out of the rookie pocket for less than three minutes and released in the long run. When Patriots defended Craig Woodson tried to fight him, Dart’s return cut him where Jack Gibbens hit the ground.
The dart hit his head on the ground and were evaluated on the edge for a jolt.
According to Amazon Prime Broadcast, the dart cleared the shake protocol, although not returning to the game. The cameras later spoke with darts on the edge line of Giants Head Coach Brian Daboll and told the game founder to shift a joke.
“There are certain times you need to make the right decision, Dab Daboll said when he asked journalists to balance Dart’s aggression with the nature of playing the players. “I can say that this game is probably a good time for our pre -third season.”
Dart asked if he had to be shifted to end the game, “Yes, that is, first of all, I shouldn’t just get out of a game. It wasn’t taken out of a game for the removal of the air from me, so I didn’t feel like a big threat when I saw the open space.
“But I think it’s just a situation -based. If you’re going to have a big hit, then I didn’t feel that I was in a situation where I was going to get a big hit, so I felt that I could do something and do something.”
Dart, 81 yard 12’nin 6 match and Greg Dulcich’ye 2:01 only scored 7 goals in the game. Giants easily won the game to complete the game 42-10, 3-0 before a season.
Ole Miss generally selected 25th place, 372 yard 47 (68.1 percent) with three goals before the season (68.1 percent) finished 32 (68.1 percent). Daboll announced that his senior Russell Wilson will begin the season as the starting quarter of Giants.
New York opens the normal season in Washington on September 7.
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