Giants Face Quarterback Crisis as Tommy DeVito Enters Concussion Protocol

New York Giants struggle with injuries to multiple quarterbacks, turning to Tim Boyle as their fourth starter this season.

Tommy DeVito suffered a concussion during Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens and is now in concussion protocol.
DeVito's injury marks the third quarterback injury for the Giants in just four games, highlighting a season of instability at the position.
Tim Boyle replaced DeVito during the game, completing 12 of 24 passes for 123 yards, one touchdown, and one interception in his Giants debut.
Drew Lock, who was unavailable due to heel and elbow injuries, remains a potential emergency quarterback for the team's upcoming game against the Falcons.
The Giants have cycled through four quarterbacks this season, including the release of longtime starter Daniel Jones, as they sit at a 2-12 record.