Giants Week 13 Injury Report: Giants Starting Tackles Banged Up

When it comes to injuries, the New York Giants can’t seem to catch a break.

The Giants, who head to Dallas on Wednesday for their Thanksgiving day clash, now list starting quarterback Tommy DeVito on the injury report with a sore right forearm, his throwing arm.

It’s unclear if DeVito, who was limited in Tuesday’s walkthrough practice, suffered the injury when he was plastered last week by Bucs defender Calijah Kancey in the fourth quarter. After that play, DeVito came out of the game for one snap, replaced by Drew Lock, but was back in the game soon after.

Head coach Brian Daboll told reporters that DeVito wasn’t “100 percent” to play on Thursday, leaving the team to increase the practice reps for Drew Lock, who remains the team’s No. 2 quarterback after the release of former starter Daniel Jones.

In other injury news, Daboll said left tackle Jermaine Eluemunor (quad), outside linebacker Azeez Ojulari (toe), and defensive lineman Armon Watts (shoulder) would not partake in the Tuesday walkthrough. However, Daboll expressed optimism that RT Evan Neal (hip) will be ready for Thursday.

Check back later for the full injury reports for both teams.

* Giants had a walkthrough on Monday and Tuesday; practice participation is projected.

Bold denotes a change in status/new addition to the report.

* Cowboys had a walkthrough practice on Monday; participation is projected.