
Giants’ QB call could determine what the real priority is in lost season
NY Post
ARLINGTON, Tex. – The old saying goes that when a football team has two quarterbacks, it actually has no quarterback.
Do the Giants – losers of seven straight – have a quarterback controversy brewing between close friends Tommy DeVito and Drew Lock in the aftermath of cutting 10-game starter Daniel Jones?
Who will head coach Brian Daboll turn to Dec. 8 against the Saints? Does it even matter who plays?
“We have a few days to go back and watch this game,” Daboll said Thursday, after a 27-20 loss to the Cowboys during which Lock started for the injured DeVito.
“I thought Drew did some good stuff, but two big turnovers — one on a screen where we had a big opportunity to get a big play on. And then, coming out in the second half, up in the pocket and getting the ball knocked out (for a fumble). You can’t have those turnovers.”
It might be a matter of personal preference between Lock – whose career resume suggests that he makes both good and bad happen – and DeVito’s easier-to-manage style.

The preferred path to follow remains in place: Select a quarterback with the No. 3 pick in the draft. That is what the Giants hope will happen. When it comes to identifying and securing a franchise-saving player, though, hope is not a good thing, maybe the worst of things — with apologies to Andy Dufresne.