Tommy DeVito is back under center for the New York Giants. The second-year quarterback is replacing previous starter Daniel Jones against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. DeVito appeared in nine games last season, throwing for 1,101 yards, eight touchdowns and three interceptions.

Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito was listed as limited in Tuesday's practice because of a right forearm injury, but the physical fallout from last Sunday's start against the Buccaneers is a little more widespread than that.

Giants head coach Brian Daboll handled the short-term view of the team's quarterback room during his Monday press conference and General Manager Joe Schoen looked at the longer view during his own time with the media.

The New York Giants shocked the NFL world by releasing quarterback Daniel Jones. Jones has not performed at a high level this season and was recently benched. More news: 49ers, Lions Among Multiple Teams Interested In Pursuing Daniel Jones Following being benched,

The New York Giants benched quarterback Daniel Jones last week, and he was expected to remain a backup until the team moved on from him this offseason. However, the Giants instead parted ways with their former No.