**Jaxson Dart’s 2026 regular-season passing touchdowns are locked in at three after the New York Giants’ second-year quarterback suffered a season-ending left-knee injury in Week 2.** Dart opened the year efficiently, throwing three touchdowns with no interceptions in a Week 1 win over Dallas before exiting early in a Week 2 loss to the Rams. Further imaging revealed damage to his meniscus and MCL (with PCL involvement), leading to surgery in late September and placement on injured reserve. Recovery timelines of four to six months rule out any regular-season return, with head coach John Harbaugh confirming the regular-season outlook while leaving only a slim, optimistic possibility for a postseason appearance if the Giants advance. Jameis Winston has taken over as starter, with the offense now tailored around his skill set for the remaining 15 games. Dart’s limited 2026 sample (26-of-34 for 250 yards and three touchdowns across two appearances) means no further accumulation is possible in the regular season, removing variables such as playing time, offensive scheme shifts, or late-season usage that typically influence quarterback prop markets. The Giants’ current 3-1-1 record and NFC East standing have no bearing on Dart’s individual regular-season totals.