Every rookie quarterback faces obstacles. Teams and fan bases anticipate this and do their best to prepare for it. But New York Giant s quarterback Jaxson Dart has endured an avalanche of adversity in his first four starts, forcing him to get creative right away.

Head coach Brian Daboll has been fined $100,000 for his involvement in the incident with Jaxson Dart. The New York Giants received a fine of their own, owing the league office $200,000 for violating the league's concussion protocol.

The Giants haven’t swept the Eagles since 2007. It would be one more early notch in Dart’s belt as he seeks his first road win as a starting quarterback. Naturally, Eagles fans will welcome Dart with their typical disdain to an environment in which the Giants have struggled.

Former Ole Miss Rebels star quarterback Jaxson Dart has been putting together a strong rookie showing for the New York Giants, but is now the center of NFL penalties for his team, coach, and teammate Cam Skattebo.

The NFL is expected to fine New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll at least $100,000 for interfering with concussion tests on Jaxson Dart.

Both Daboll and Skattebo entered the blue medical tent and spoke with quarterback Jaxson Dart while he was being evaluated for a concussion during New York's Week 6 win against the Philadelphia Eagles. The NFL noted that all parties interviewed agreed that neither Daboll nor Skattebo interfered with Dart's evaluation or care.

Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart has quickly become a fan favorite in New York, leading the Giants to a 34-17 win over the Eagles in Week 6 and flashing potential for the future. But he will get his first experience with the environment in Philadelphia on Sunday.

Amid the New York Giants' historic collapse vs. Broncos, Mike Kafka praises Jaxson Dart's poise after costly INT, lauding his resilient TD drive.