Tommy DeVito wants second act with Giants to be all about football, not 'cutlets' and hand gestures
Lock did not hide his disappointment at the decision, but it was a popular one among fans, for whom DeVito remains an intriguing figure and a distraction from a second consecutive 2-8 start. Last season, he proved he could function in the NFL. Now, to figure in the team’s future plans, he must prove he can thrive consistently.
Daniel Jones' tenure with the New York Giants surprisingly ended a few months before most people expected it would. The ...
Danny DeVito recalls the thrill of getting the call from Tim Burton to do a surprise cameo in “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.” ...
With an influx of star players on bye in Week 12, Matthew Berry and Jay Croucher share some waiver wire targets, including ...
In 2024, Jones threw eight touchdowns against seven interceptions as New York fell out of the gate to a 2-8 start. If the ...
Malik Nabers already has become the most leaned-upon offensive piece in the Giants’ limited arsenal and figures to remain ...
A quarterback change affects everyone on a team, but it has a particular impact on the team's receivers because they have to ...
It was a process that general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll reiterated to the media would be solely a ...
Nabers is obviously the most notable guy on that list. Will he play in Tommy DeVito’s 2024 debut on Sunday? Nabers — the ...
New York Giants QBs Tommy DeVito and Drew Lock react to the news that the team has released Daniel Jones after six years in ...
Kansas City seems to have improved a little bit recently against tight ends, but the team still allows the fifth-most fantasy ...
Mike Florio explains why the New York Giants naming Tommy DeVito the starting quarterback was perhaps more about business ...
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