Sure, this figures to be The Last Roundup for Tommy DeVito with the Giants.

This will be his third training camp with his hometown team, which is an achievement unto itself, considering the logical conclusion to his summer as a first-timer in 2023 was for the Giants to thank him for his services, wish him well and send him on his way. That did not happen.

They thought enough of him to keep him around on the practice squad, and thought enough of him to bring him back this year as an exclusive rights free agent on a one-year deal for $1 million, the minimum salary for a player with his experience level.

There is no place to stash or keep DeVito once this camp concludes and the roster is pared down to 53 players. The entire quarterback room is new, with veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston signed as free agents and rookie Jaxson Dart selected with the No. 25 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Tommy DeVito isn’t going to be able to supplant any of the other three Giants quarterbacks, but do not expect DeVito to go quietly into the night.{ai:summary}<p>Tommy DeVito enters his third training camp with the Giants, having been retained on the practice squad last year and signed to a one-year deal for $1 million. However, with a revamped quarterback room featuring veterans and a rookie, his future with the team appears uncertain.</p><p>As the roster is trimmed to 53 players, DeVito faces a challenging path to secure a spot, given the influx of new talent in the quarterback position. #sports</p>

What Tommy DeVito still means to the Giants in his likely last ride

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