Tommy DeVito's Patriots Aim to Embarrass Giants in Monday Night Showdown
The New England Patriots are expected to host the struggling New York Giants on Monday Night Football, and Patriots quarterback Tommy DeVito is looking forward to a blowout victory. DeVito spent two seasons with the Giants, starting eight games and earning himself a devoted fan base in the tri-state area.
However, DeVito's time with the Giants was marked by disappointment, particularly after being cut from the team just before the start of the regular season. Despite his relatively modest stats, DeVito holds no grudges against his former club and is eager to see them get thrashed on Monday night.
"I loved my time there," DeVito told MassLive's Karen Guregian in a recent interview. "When I was there, it was 'Go Giants' but now it's 'Go Pats' all the way." When asked if he'd be able to provide valuable insights for the Patriots as they prepare for their game against the Giants, DeVito replied, "I hope we blow them out."
Not everyone is buying into DeVito's boast about being a game-changer for the Patriots. Head coach Mike Vrabel was skeptical when asked if DeVito could help with game planning. "The play styles of certain guys that he would understand and know – again, what the call sheet is, what it is, it's just – if you could tell me when one of those calls is coming off of the 120 that are on the call sheet, I mean, that'd be a pretty good skill," Vrabel said.
Despite DeVito's uncertain role in the Patriots' game planning process, his eagerness to see the Giants get beat on Monday night is undeniable. The Patriots will need all the help they can get with several key injuries, including starting left tackle Will Campbell, who was placed on injured reserve last week.
For the struggling Giants, a blowout loss at the hands of their old team would be a devastating blow. With the Giants' top playmakers like Malik Nabers and Cam Skattebo hampered by injuries, New England will look to capitalize on their opponent's misfortunes.
The New England Patriots are expected to host the struggling New York Giants on Monday Night Football, and Patriots quarterback Tommy DeVito is looking forward to a blowout victory. DeVito spent two seasons with the Giants, starting eight games and earning himself a devoted fan base in the tri-state area.
However, DeVito's time with the Giants was marked by disappointment, particularly after being cut from the team just before the start of the regular season. Despite his relatively modest stats, DeVito holds no grudges against his former club and is eager to see them get thrashed on Monday night.
"I loved my time there," DeVito told MassLive's Karen Guregian in a recent interview. "When I was there, it was 'Go Giants' but now it's 'Go Pats' all the way." When asked if he'd be able to provide valuable insights for the Patriots as they prepare for their game against the Giants, DeVito replied, "I hope we blow them out."
Not everyone is buying into DeVito's boast about being a game-changer for the Patriots. Head coach Mike Vrabel was skeptical when asked if DeVito could help with game planning. "The play styles of certain guys that he would understand and know – again, what the call sheet is, what it is, it's just – if you could tell me when one of those calls is coming off of the 120 that are on the call sheet, I mean, that'd be a pretty good skill," Vrabel said.
Despite DeVito's uncertain role in the Patriots' game planning process, his eagerness to see the Giants get beat on Monday night is undeniable. The Patriots will need all the help they can get with several key injuries, including starting left tackle Will Campbell, who was placed on injured reserve last week.
For the struggling Giants, a blowout loss at the hands of their old team would be a devastating blow. With the Giants' top playmakers like Malik Nabers and Cam Skattebo hampered by injuries, New England will look to capitalize on their opponent's misfortunes.
! and I get why he'd wanna see the Giants get thumped, they did cut him just before the season started which is pretty harsh 
. but at the same time I think it's awesome that he's still got love for the team despite all that 
. DeVito's comments about being a game-changer for the Patriots are kinda funny too lol, I mean if he can just give them some solid advice on how to beat the Giants it'd be great 
. but honestly whoever wins this game is gonna need some serious luck because the Giants are in shambles right now 
! I'm all for a Patriots win, especially with DeVito looking to prove himself. He was cut from the Giants, so he's got that fire in his belly 
. The Giants are struggling and their injuries are piling up 
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and tommy devito's like "oh i loved my time at giants" give me a break dude he was cut from the team 
dey all hate him now 
. I mean, Tommy DeVito is definitely hyped for a Patriots win against the Giants, but can he actually deliver? 
Did he learn anything from that experience? Should he be trusted to help with game planning now? 
But at the same time, it's Monday Night Football - anything can happen, right? 
(based on their current team form and injuries)
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. Coach Mike Vrabel seems a bit skeptical about DeVitos role in the game planning, which I can understand. They got some key players injured and its gonna be tough for them to win. Giants need to step up their game if they wanna have any chance against Patriots. Maybe this is an opportunity for them to prove themselves 
. But for real though, I'm hyped to see the Patriots take down their old team, especially with all those key injuries they're dealing with. Tommy DeVito's "I hope we blow them out" comment had me dying 
... if only he could actually deliver on that promise 
. But Mike Vrabel is right in saying that DeVito's role might be more limited than he lets on 
. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out... and I'm still keeping my expectations low 
. i mean, who wouldn't wanna see their old squad get roasted on monday night? 
. and oh man, the giants are in a mess right now 
. those injuries gotta be tough for them