Tommy DeVito isn’t going to be able to supplant any of the other three Giants quarterbacks, but do not expect DeVito to go ...

Tommy DeVito is Jersey born (Cedar Grove) and Jersey tough. He knows what Giants fans are thinking: A third-string quarterback going up against a loaded Cowboys team in its building has no chance.

And Tommy DeVito (17-for-21, 158 yards, 1 TD, 10-71 rushing) was raising his right hand skyward with his patented chef’s kiss amid the pandemonium and euphoria.

Tommy DeVito belongs in the NFL. He is worth developing. You want it to be right here, as a New York Giant, a short trip down the road from where he lives at his parents’ Cedar Grove, N.J., home.

Tommy DeVito is flying high after leading the Giants to victories over the Commanders and Patriots. AP However, DeVito Sr. is an all-star when it comes to fixing pipes. “It’s all about speed.

Tom DeVito used to watch “Monday Night Football” with his son Tommy. On this Monday night, father got to watch son Tommy quarterback the New York Football Giants against the Packers with ...

Tommy DeVito is saving the Giants’ season, drawing origin comparisons to Tom Brady and soon could be single-handedly responsible for a spike in the sales of chicken cutlets.

Applause from his Giants teammates washed over Tommy DeVito on Wednesday morning at the team meeting when Brian Daboll announced that Tommy Cutlets himself had won NFC Offensive Player of the Week ...

When in doubt, get the heck out. That is what led to Tommy DeVito’s success, more than anything else, as he turned his fourth NFL start into his best one yet.

[Devito] likes the chicken cutlets with the vodka sauce on it.” If Tommy Cutlets’ improbable story seems like a script cooked up by Hollywood, his parents’ origin story sounds like a Bon ...

Tommy DeVito, the Giants’ rookie star quarterback, is beloved by his state’s Italian Americans. He’s billed as “the Passing Paisan.” By Corey Kilgannon and Mark Bonamo Photographs by ...

Tommy DeVito’s dad, Tom Sr. (c.), was “a little perplexed” by his son’s benching. Corey Sipkin for the NY Post Tom Sr. will be back in his familiar seat Sunday at MetLife Stadium.