New York Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito is dealing with a forearm injury that may impact his availability for the Thanksgiving game against the Dallas Cowboys. Coach Brian Daboll stated that DeVito is "not 100%" and is still assessing his condition after taking multiple hits in the recent game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. DeVito expressed hope for recovery and indicated that if healthy, he will start, highlighting the urgency as the Giants struggle with a six-game losing streak.
Coach Daboll noted, "He threw in the walk-through. I wouldn't say it's timing or a lot of depth to it or velocity to it, but he was throwing in a walk-through." This remark underscores the cautious optimism surrounding DeVito's potential participation against the Cowboys, especially given the tight schedule following a loss.
DeVito stated, "Yeah, see how I feel [Wednesday]. Hopefully wake up feeling a little bit better after I get some more treatment." This reflects DeVito's proactive approach to manage his injury with a focus on recovery ahead of the game.
Despite being seen in practice with a sleeve on his arm, Daboll commented, "Just this morning, like today, he was out there with his sleeve and I'm like, 'You good?' He's like, 'Yeah, I'll be good.'" This interaction illustrates the nature of player-coach communication regarding health and readiness.
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