On the postgame set of “Thursday Night Football,” the quarterback’s mom, Kara Dart, was called upon by Prime Video’s Charissa Thompson to speak about her son’s incredible early success after the Giants’ statement 34-17 victory over the Eagles.

"The NFL initiated a review of the application of the concussion protocol involving New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart during last night’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles," a league spokesperson said in an email to PFT. "That review will be conducted jointly with the NFLPA under the parties’ collective bargaining agreement."

Brandon and Kara are Utah natives who have four kids including Jaxson. He's a former college football player who became entrepreneur per People, and she runs a fitness program. And they've both been seen rooting on Jaxson at games ever since he took the place of Russell Wilson as the starter for Big Blue.

Here’s what came Dart’s way Thursday, just four days after a brutal loss in New Orleans: The Giants entered this matchup against the Eagles’ ferocious defense without their top two wide receivers, Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton. They were widely expected to get stomped by a rival that had owned them for so long.

In addition to Daboll, Cam Skattebo, the Giants' emerging star rookie running back, was also seen trying to check on Dart inside the blue medical tent. Dart would miss just two plays, but the drive would end as backup quarterback Russell Wilson missed a throw on third down to a torrent of boos from the crowd.

Jaxson Dart's head injury in the New York Giants' victory over the Eagles on Thursday night sparks an NFL investigation.

New York Giants’ rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart led his team to a stunning 34–17 victory over the Eagles at MetLife Stadium, showcasing the dual-threat athleticism that drew early comparisons to Jalen Hurts himself.

Brian Daboll was furious with a team doctor after Jaxson Dart briefly left the Giants’ Thursday Night Football win against the Eagles for a concussion check. Dart was slow to get up after