Jaxson Dart Could Miss Season + Are Cowboys Now NFC East Favorites? | Wake Up Barstool Full Episode
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Welcome to the September 23, 2026 FULL EPISODE of Wake Up Barstool on FS1. Jaxson Dart could miss the rest of the season with a knee injury, so should the Giants make a trade for a quarterback? We discuss what Dart’s injury means for New York and whether the Cowboys should now be considered the favorites in the NFC East with Dart and Jayden Daniels both dealing with injuries. Plus, how scary can the Chiefs offense be now that they have a legitimate run game? We also break down the latest on Caleb Williams as the Bears quarterback is considered week-to-week with a hamstring injury.
Brandon Walker explains why Mississippi State is legit behind QB Kamario Taylor and why he’s buying into Florida and UCLA as well. DeSean Jackson joins the show to discuss coaching at Delaware State, his new documentary and the Eagles offense behind Jalen Hurts. Devin Gardner previews the biggest games on the College Football Week 4 slate, and Hannah Montoya is back with her Football Fashion Report.
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