Giants Start Undrafted Rookie DeVito, Contributing to Record Number of Rookie QBs Starting in Single NFL Season

Undrafted Rookie QB DeVito Steps In For Injured Jones As Giants Face Cowboys, Marking A Record 10 Rookie Quarterbacks to Start in a Single NFL Season

Undrafted rookie Tommy DeVito is stepping in as quarterback for the Giants, replacing injured starter Daniel Jones. This marks a record 10th rookie quarterback to start in a single NFL season.
Jones suffered a severe knee injury in a game against the Raiders, compounding previous time missed due to a neck injury. Backup Tyrod Taylor is also on injured reserve, prompting DeVito's promotion.
DeVito is a free agent out of Illinois, having transferred from Syracuse. His first career start comes as the Giants face the Cowboys, who hold a strong home-winning streak.
The Giants have been struggling with a fluctuating offensive line due to injuries, trying up to nine different combinations in the current season. They are looking to give DeVito the best possible support to counter the Cowboys' defense.
There is potential for a more focused running game, with Giants' Saquon Barkley having recorded successes despite missing three games with a sprained ankle. A stronger running game could support rookie QB DeVito.