The New York Giants are looking to pick up the pieces after a demoralizing loss at the hands of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. Fortunately for them, they will be able to get back on the field in short order to try and erase that sour taste of the Week 12 loss as they'll square off against the Dallas Cowboys as part of the NFL's Thanksgiving tripleheader.

Per Mike Garafolo of NFL Network, “Giants coach Brian Daboll says he’s ‘hopeful' QB Tommy DeVito will be able to play against the Cowboys Thursday. Says he hasn’t spoken to the training staff this morning but anticipates DeVito will be ready to go. FWIW I’m told DeVito has told others he’s good to go.”

Head coach Brian Daboll said after Sunday’s 30-7 loss that Tommy DeVito will get the start on Thanksgiving if healthy. DeVito was forced to briefly exit the game during New York’s final drive before returning.

Tommy DeVito, the former Don Bosco standout from Cedar Grove, made his first start in 2024 as the Giants hosted the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

DeVito threw for only 31 yards in the first half and the Giants didn't score until the fourth quarter of the blowout loss.

Tommy DeVito made his first start of the 2024 NFL season in Week 12 as the New York Giants hosted the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tommy Cutlets did not get off to a fast start as the Giants went three-and-out on the first drive of the game and turned the ball over on downs on their second drive as the quarterback completed just one of two passes for five yards in the opening quarter.

Here are the key stats and trends you need to know about Tommy Devito and his player prop bet options. He’ll take the field Sunday starting at 1:00 PM ET on CBS. The New York Giants (2-8)

A former New York Giants wide receiver warned the Tampa Bay Buccaneers about Tommy DeVito. The post Former Giants WR Warns Buccaneers About Tommy DeVito appeared first on Heavy.com.

Business has been brutally bad for the Giants, and it eventually caught up with the player at the position most vulnerable to getting benched.

There's not much cause for celebration with the New York Giants. If there's no win on the scoreboard, the least newly-anointed starting quarterback Tommy DeVito can do is bring the memes. The second-year quarterback out of Syracuse said he wasn't going to do the “pinched fingers” celebration.