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The New York Giants secured a rare late-season victory over the Raiders, highlighting their strategic approach to draft positioning, the emergence of Tommy DeVito, and key player re-signings like Jermaine Eluemunor and Wan'Dale Robinson, which could influence their offseason plans and draft strategy.
Tommy DeVito, a backup quarterback for the Giants, was claimed off waivers by the Patriots, marking a new chapter in his NFL career. DeVito expressed gratitude for his time with the Giants and excitement for his future with New England, where he will serve as the third-string quarterback behind Drake Maye and Joshua Dobbs.
The New York Giants hoped to re-sign quarterback Tommy DeVito to their practice squad after cutting him, but he was claimed by the New England Patriots and added to their 53-man roster. Giants GM Joe Schoen expressed happiness for DeVito's new opportunity and acknowledged the team's roster constraints. DeVito impressed in preseason and has shown he belongs on an NFL roster, even if not with the Giants.
The Patriots added quarterback Tommy DeVito off waivers to their roster, competing with Joshua Dobbs for the backup spot, while also acquiring Rams corner Charles Woods and making other roster adjustments, including releasing Kendrick Bourne. Coach Mike Vrabel explained that these moves aim to strengthen the overall team composition and adapt to performance and practice insights.
The New England Patriots released WR Javon Baker and WR Kendrick Bourne, claimed QB Tommy DeVito from the Giants and CB Charles Woods from the Rams, and signed 16 players to their practice squad, including several released players from the team.
Two former Syracuse football players, quarterback Kyle McCord and wide receiver Jackson Meeks, have secured spots on NFL practice squads with the Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions, respectively, while other Syracuse alumni continue to join NFL teams' practice squads.
The New England Patriots claimed QB Tommy DeVito and CB Charles Woods off waivers after the 2025 NFL roster deadline, adding depth to their roster as they adjust to the new season, while also releasing veteran WR Kendrick Bourne and managing their practice squad.
The New England Patriots claimed former Syracuse quarterback Tommy DeVito off waivers, adding him to their roster after his recent NFL game appearance with the New York Giants.
Tommy DeVito, once celebrated as a fairy-tale hero for the New York Giants, has seen his brief moment of glory end, leaving fans and the quarterback himself disappointed after his fleeting success against the Packers.
The New York Giants have released quarterback Tommy DeVito, a fan-favorite undrafted free agent from Illinois who played a key role during injuries to starters, but was cut during roster trimming; he may join the practice squad if unclaimed.
The New York Giants waived quarterback Tommy DeVito, who had been with the team since last season and started several games due to injuries, as they prepare to move forward with other quarterbacks including Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston.
Tommy DeVito, a fan-favorite quarterback for the Giants, was released by the team ahead of roster cuts, ending his two-season stint where he started 12 games and earned the nickname 'Tommy Cutlets.'
Tommy DeVito, a New Jersey native and backup quarterback for the Giants, expressed gratitude to fans after a strong preseason performance, though his future with the team is uncertain due to roster constraints. Despite the possibility of being released, he remains proud of his contributions and is a fan favorite in New Jersey.
Tommy DeVito, a fourth-string quarterback for the Giants, delivered a memorable performance in his final game, completing 15 of 17 passes and throwing three touchdowns in a preseason victory, amid speculation about his future with the team.
The New York Giants will start Tommy DeVito at quarterback against the Baltimore Ravens, as previous starter Drew Lock is sidelined with a heel injury. DeVito, who previously impressed as a starter, will aim to end the Giants' six-week streak without a passing touchdown. The Giants are dealing with numerous injuries, including key players like offensive linemen and wide receiver Malik Nabers. In contrast, the Ravens are largely healthy post-bye, with only rookie safety Sanoussi Kane missing practice due to a hamstring issue.