The New York Giants have made significant roster cuts, including veteran wide receivers Allen Robinson II and Isaiah Hodgins, as they finalize their 53-man roster. Both players were deemed expendable due to the emergence of younger receivers and their lack of special teams value. The Giants also decided to keep undrafted rookie quarterback Tommy DeVito, indicating a shift in their quarterback strategy this season.

New York Giants backup quarterback Drew Lock is expected to miss several weeks due to a hip pointer and strained oblique sustained during his preseason debut against the Detroit Lions. With Lock sidelined, the Giants may look to sign another quarterback, leaving Daniel Jones and Tommy DeVito as the only healthy options. DeVito performed well in the game, leading the Giants to a victory and making a case for the backup role.

Brian Daboll has taken over play-calling duties for the New York Giants, marking a significant shift in the team's offensive approach. This change comes after a disappointing previous season where the Giants struggled offensively. Daboll's emphasis on creating explosive plays and a collaborative environment in offensive meetings has reinvigorated the coaching staff and players alike. The Giants are looking to improve their offensive efficiency and adapt a more aggressive style reminiscent of Daboll's successful tenure with the Buffalo Bills.