Impressive Performance Since Replacing Jones
Since taking over for Jones, DeVito has been making a name for himself on the field. He has completed 66.0% of his passes for 1,033 yards, eight touchdowns, and three interceptions. With a 3-2 record as a starter, DeVito has shown promise. However, the G-Men suffered a loss in the game DeVito replaced Jones midgame due to Jones tearing an ACL.
A Local Hero with an Italian Heritage
DeVito has become a local hero, embracing his Italian heritage and earning the nickname “Tommy Cutlets” thanks to his mother’s cooking. Despite his newfound success, DeVito still resides in his childhood home in Cedar Grove, N.J., conveniently located just a 12-minute drive away from MetLife Stadium.
A Challenge Awaits DeVito
The 25-year-old quarterback played college football at both Syracuse and Illinois, not known for their football powerhouses. This Sunday, he will face a tough challenge against the Eagles, a formidable opponent. DeVito admits it will be a difficult atmosphere, but he believes Eagles fans will have their hands full trying to rattle him.
Remembering His Rivalry Days
DeVito starred at Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, N.J., where he experienced intense rivalries, particularly with Bergen Catholic. These schools are renowned for their athletic programs and have produced numerous NFL players and professional athletes. When asked about the most hostile environment he has played in, DeVito reminisced about the intense atmosphere of the Don Bosco vs. Bergen Catholic rivalry, with a crowd of fifteen thousand. DeVito has since played in front of much larger crowds.
Focusing on Breaking the Losing Streak
DeVito’s main focus is snapping the Giants’ current four-game losing streak against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles have been dominant in their recent matchups, winning 21 out of their last 26 games against the Giants. DeVito is determined to lead his team to victory.
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