Giants' Rookie QB Tommy DeVito to Face Hostile Philadelphia Crowd on Christmas Day

Drawing on his high school rivalry experience, DeVito is ready for the challenge as Giants aim to break four-game losing streak against the Eagles.

Tommy DeVito, the New York Giants' rookie quarterback, is set to play his first game in Philadelphia on Christmas Day.
DeVito, who took over as the Giants' quarterback after injuries to both Daniel Jones and Tyrod Taylor, has completed 66.0% of his passes for 1,033 yards, eight touchdowns and three picks since taking over.
DeVito has stated that the most hostile environment he's ever played in was his high school rivalry game between Don Bosco Prep and Bergen Catholic, which drew crowds of 15,000.
The Philadelphia Eagles are known for having a particularly hostile fanbase, but DeVito says he is looking forward to the challenge and thrives in such environments.
The Giants are currently on a four-game losing streak against the Eagles, who have won 21 of their last 26 games against the Giants.