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Tommy DeVito started his first game of the season for the Giants, but expectations for a dramatic turnaround were dashed. DeVito completed 21 of 31 passes for a mere 189 yards, exposing a weak offensive line that crumbled under pressure. The Giants' inability to run the football and frequent turnovers added to their woes. Critics pointed fingers at Daniel Jones’s hefty contract; his substantial cap hit has severely limited the Giants’ ability to construct a competitive roster.
DeVito’s performance, marked by consistent hits and little time in the pocket, highlighted not just his own inexperience, but a broader catalyst for the team's failures. Under these conditions, even a quarterback with more experience would struggle to ignite an offense that has grown stagnant.