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.

The Giants might not have third-string/starting quarterback Tommy DeVito for Thursday afternoon’s Thanksgiving game at the Cowboys. Before Tuesday’s practice, coach Brian Daboll said DeVito is dealing with a sore right (throwing) forearm — and that while Daboll is hopeful DeVito can play,

The New York Giants are looking to pick up the pieces after a demoralizing loss at the hands of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. Fortunately for them, they will be able to get back on the field in short order to try and erase that sour taste of the Week 12 loss as they'll square off against the Dallas Cowboys as part of the NFL's Thanksgiving tripleheader.