Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito reaps benefits living childhood home: Everything handled

Syracuse and Illinois alum Tommy DeVito will make his first NFL start for the New York Giants against the Dallas Cowboys.

Tommy DeVito is set to make his first NFL start against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. After growing up in Cedar Grove, N.J., just nine miles from MetLife Stadium, he will be returning to his childhood home. DeVito, 25, has signed with the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent and is living at home where everything is taken care of for him, from laundry to dinner. He admitted that it was a "no-brainer" to stay at home once he signed with the Giants, as it provides him with everything he needs outside of football, allowing him to focus on the stress of being a rookie quarterback in the NFL. DeVito's decision to stay at home reflects the support and comfort he receives from his family, which is especially important in a high-stress environment like the NFL. DeVito's return to his hometown and his rise to the starting quarterback position for the Giants is a testament to his roots and the support of his family and community. It's a story that resonates with many people, highlighting the importance of home and family in achieving success.

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