Giants’ quarterback carousel turns back to Drew Lock
NY Post
Round and round she goes. Where she stops …
The Giants quarterback carousel continues this week, as they’re expected to return to Drew Lock for the start against the Falcons on Sunday, head coach Brian Daboll said on Wednesday.
Since the Giants benched Daniel Jones coming out of their bye week, the same quarterback has started two consecutive games for the team just once.
“It’s all a little bit different with each guy,” Daboll said. “So, certainly, you’d like one guy in there the whole time, but that’s not the reality.”
In Week 12, it was Tommy DeVito starting against the Buccaneers. But he hurt his arm in the game.
Then it was Lock starting Week 13 against the Cowboys on Thanksgiving.
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Even after a flurry of activity over the past week, the Yankees roster has plenty of question marks, perhaps the biggest at first base — if Cody Bellinger doesn’t end up there — and second base — if Jazz Chisholm Jr. doesn’t get shifted from third.
Donte DiVincenzo already has been back once to the Garden, jawing with the Knicks bench and needing to be separated from assistant coach Rick Brunson at the conclusion of a preseason game in October.
Sunday’s game in his native Ohio was “surreal” for star Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
Since the Rangers’ conference final Game 6 elimination in Sunrise on June 1, general manager Chris Drury:
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The Knicks’ pending visit to Minnesota obviously marks the return of Karl-Anthony Towns to Target Center, but it also will be the first time Julius Randle faces his former team following the blockbuster September trade with the Timberwolves.
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The last time Clay Holmes started a major league game came at the end of the 2018 season, his rookie year with the Pirates.
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