Giants quarterback choice versus Packers might be $1 million…….

The New York Giants’ choice to stick with undrafted rookie Tommy DeVito at quarterback could cost quarterback

Tyrod Taylor a $1 million bonus this season.

Tyrod Taylor is a proud competitor who wants to play. But Tyrod will also pay a price for sticking with Tommy

DeVito. He has performance bonuses and playing time in his contract. If he starts the last five games, he could

potentially receive an extra $1 million in compensation…

The announcement was made last week that DeVito would start for the Giants in place of Taylor against the Green

Bay Packers in Week 14 on “Monday Night Football.” The former Pro Bowler was cleared to return from injured

reserve one week ago, but he hasn’t played since sustaining a rib cage injury against the New York Jets in Week 8.

Taylor said last week that he was “disappointed” not to be starting for Big Blue again and said he had four broken

ribs when he was hurt.

Daniel Jones, the team’s primary starter, tore his ACL against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 9, and will miss the

remainder of the season due to the injury.

Before taking a bye in Week 13, DeVito helped lead New York to victories in Weeks 11 and 12. He has started the

team’s last three games. The G-Men’s chances of making the postseason are (barely) intact thanks to their wins;

according to the ESPN Football Power Index, they have a 0.2% chance of making it to the field.

Taylor completed 57-for-87 (65.5%) for 579 throwing yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions in seven games

(three starts) when substituting for Jones early in the season. He also added 22 rushing attempts for 98 yards. Out of

his 105 pass attempts, DeVito has completed 66 for

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