It took 18 hours and 10 minutes for darkness to overtake all the Giants positivity
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Monday when the collision happened, and maybe a minute later when the ESPN cameras slowed the ominous violence Zapruder-style to reveal the worrisome angle Jaxson Dart’s knee took after he was mauled by a couple of onrushing Rams linebackers, Byron Young…
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
Monday when the collision happened, and maybe a minute later when the ESPN cameras slowed the ominous violence Zapruder-style to reveal the worrisome angle Jaxson Dart’s knee took after he was mauled by a couple of onrushing Rams linebackers, Byron Young…
Why it matters
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
- What concrete event or decision sits underneath the headline: It took 18 hours and 10 minutes for darkness to overtake all the Giants positivity?
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