Giants 'hate' their fans after how they handled Jaxson Dart's season-ending injury, Craig Carton says

New York Giants fans are reeling on Wednesday, as quarterback Jaxson Dart’s season has been officially ended after needing surgery to repair multiple ligaments in his left knee after a brutal hit in Monday night’s loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

While fans think about what the rest of the 2026 season will look like, OutKick host Craig Carton believes that it is "effectively and tangibly" at an end before their Week 3 contest against the Tennessee Titans , but he wanted to bring up a different issue when analyzing this all.

Carton believes the Giants hate their fan base – and Dart’s injury is proof of that in his eyes.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE "The Giants hate you because they’re protecting information like it’s, I don’t know, what’s a good comparison? They’re protecting information like it’s McCarthyism back in the day.

That’s a leap, I know it’s a leap.

But follow the bouncing ball.

" The bouncing ball for Carton begins with what ESPN’s Laura Rutledge reported during the "Monday Night Football" broadcast, where the Rams defeated the Giants, 28-6, following Dart’s injury just seven plays into the game.

Rutledge spoke with Giants GM Joe Schoen, who noted that Dart would be fine.

That obviously wasn’t the case.

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DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW! "The Giants hate you because they’re protecting information like it’s, I don’t know, what’s a good comparison? They’re protecting information like it’s McCarthyism back in the day.

That’s a leap, I know it’s a leap.

But follow the bouncing ball.

" The bouncing ball for Carton begins with what ESPN’s Laura Rutledge reported during the "Monday Night Football" broadcast, where the Rams defeated the Giants, 28-6, following Dart’s injury just seven plays into the game.