Tommy DeVito, New York Giants quarterback and former Don Bosco star, is dealing with a forearm issue ahead of Thanksgiving Day game vs. Cowboys.

It has sparked a mini-mutiny, with multiple players unwilling to bite their tongues about the decision to sit Jones — or about the perceived lack of effort on Sunday. But the lack of effort shouldn’t be surprising; if management doesn’t care about putting the team in the best position to win, why should the players?

New York Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito is "not 100%" to play on Thanksgiving against the Dallas Cowboys because of a forearm injury, according to coach Brian Daboll. Daboll is "hopeful" that DeVito will be ready to make his second start since replacing Daniel Jones.