Rams' Byron Young Apologizes for Injuring Giants QB Jaxson Dart
Young sends heartfelt message to Dart after hit that forced the quarterback from Monday night's game.
Los Angeles Rams linebacker Byron Young issued an apology after a play that resulted in an injury to New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart on Monday night. Young was attempting to tackle Dart as the quarterback released a pass, leading to an awkward collision with Rams linebacker Josiah Stewart that caused Dart's knee to twist.
Dart was forced to leave the game following the incident. Young took to social media to express his remorse, posting a video of the play and stating, “Never play to hurt anybody. I play for a healthy recovery 🙏🏾.”
Initial examinations suggest Dart sustained an MCL sprain, a less severe injury that could sideline him for several games but is not expected to be a long-term issue. Young has been widely recognized for his immediate and sincere message to Dart following the play, underscoring his reputation as a respected player.
