According to Jordan Raanan of ESPN, quarterbacks coach Shea Tierney said that this year, DeVito’s knowledge of the Giants’ system has expanded and he has improved by, “leaps and bounds.” DeVito still remained QB No. 3 this year after the Giants brought in Drew Lock on a one-year, $5 million deal.

Many fans want the Giants to give popular second-year pro Tommy DeVito the opportunity to finish the season atop the depth chart over primary backup Drew Lock. DeVito recently spoke with Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post about what he worked on after he produced some impressive performances as an undrafted rookie.

After last year's three-game jaunt as the Giants' starter, DeVito is biding his time: 'ready to roll when it's time to roll.'