Brian Daboll’s known quarterback confirms signing with the Giants

 

 

 

 

Brian Daboll, the head coach of the New York Giants, added a well-known quarterback to the practice squad.

The New York Giants, under Brian Daboll’s direction, have added another quarterback to their depth chart. Even better, once Matt Barkley verified a rumor that he had joined the Giants practice team, Daboll welcomed a quarterback who was already acquainted with his scheme.

On Tuesday, October 31, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo broke the story first. Barkley added his own caption to Garafolo’s post on X, saying, “This is real.” Giants, go!

The purchase attests to Daboll and Barkley’s reconnection. The Buffalo Bills’ coach and quarterback collaborated for three seasons, from 2018 to 2020.

Barkley could be able to quickly access an in-depth chart thanks to his insider knowledge. especially if backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor finds it difficult to recover from the rib injury he sustained in Week 8 against the New York Jets.

Buffalo Bills’, the team’s starter, has missed three games due to a cervical neck issue, but he should return. Therefore, it makes sense for the Giants to add a proven player to the most crucial position in football, especially after they also selected Tommy DeVito, an undrafted free agent.

The Giants’ frenzy of action at quarterback is finished with Daboll’s reunion. It was anticipated that Daboll would add a player to the position.

After sports agent Sean Stellato provided an update, ESPN’s Adam Schefter said that the matter seemed to be resolved. The latter verified that DeVito will be on the Giants’ 53-man roster.

 

When Taylor was injured in the second quarter of the Jets game, pretender DeVito entered the contest. Former Syracuse and Illinois standout DeVito only threw the ball seven times, completing two passes for a loss of one yard. It seemed as though there was a lack of confidence in him.

In the latter two quarters, DeVito “just attempted one pass,” as noted by Charlotte Carroll of The Athletic.

Carroll was naturally inclined to ask, “Maybe hindsight is 20/20, but the lack of trust the Giants displayed in DeVito’s ability to win via the air raises the issue of why he was their No. 3 choice in the first place.” This was sparked by the lack of attempts.

When Barkley’s presence supports the notion that the Giants are keeping their options open at the third slot on the depth chart, then it’s a legitimate question. The Giants’ strategy for either Barkley or DeVito will be greatly influenced by Taylor’s health prior to the team’s Week 9 matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Will Jones prove he’s fully recovered in time for Sunday’s trip to Allegiant Stadium?

When Jones is eventually cleared for contact, it is anticipated that he will be eligible to play for the Raiders. Jones will still have a lot to prove after his unpredictable start to the season, even if he is totally fit.

During his five starts, No. 8 took 28 sacks and had a dismal overall quarterback rating of 39.3, according to Pro Football Reference. Jones will benefit from having an agile Saquon Barkley in the backfield, as he must make judgments more quickly.

Since returning from injury against the Bills in Week 6, Barkley has seen 24, 21, and 36 carries. The two-time Pro Bowler is once again the mainstay of this Giants offensive line.