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The Giants first turned to Tommy DeVito at quarterback when Tyrod Taylor injured his ribs against the Jets in Week 8 and they may face a question about which one of them to start when they return to action in Week 14.

“We’re just getting started on that process now. We’ll have plenty of meetings tonight, tomorrow,” HC Brian Daboll said, via SNY.

Taylor has spent four weeks on injured reserve, so he is now eligible to return to active duty. After DeVito's first couple games, it was hard to believe the Giants would consider staying with him, but DeVito has progressed a bit over his last two starts, and at this point in the Giants lost season, they may be better off seeing what they have with DeVito over the final five games.

Jets WR Garrett Wilson, who has been limited all week with an elbow injury, is questionable for Sunday, with Robert Saleh saying he feels good about him (and many of the other questionables) playing.

Related Players: Allen Lazard, Xavier Gipson, Tyler Conklin

If Garrett Wilson were to miss, no one else on this team outside of Breece Hall could be trusted in fantasy. Lazard has looked awful this year and the rotation behind him is very thin.

The Jets waived running back Michael Carter on Tuesday, the team announced.

Related players: Breece Hall, Dalvin Cook, Israel Abanikanda

Carter wasn't happy when the team went out and signed Cook before the season started, but Cook - as it turns out - hasn't really been a factor this year. The release of Cook means the team will likely give the RB3 duties to the rookie Abanikanda, the story said, who was a fifth round pick this past spring. Those in the dynasty world had hopes on Abanikanda going to a team that would have used him more than the Jets, at least to this point. But Abanikanda's role should increase, and he's a Cook injury away from being the team's RB2. He's at least worth picking up in deeper leagues.

Aaron Rodgers’ goal is to return in mid-December, he told Melissa Stark.

Related players: Zach Wilson

This would be an incredible recovery and in time for a possible playoff push for the Jets, Garafolo's post went on to say. Rodgers has been hinting at a return for a while, but this will obviously depend on the Jets being in the playoff picture. The Jets are currently 4-5 on the season and are certainly still alive. They are a game out of the Wild Card, not getting into all the possible tiebreakers. Currently the Texans are 5-4 and in the final of three Wild Card spots. The Jets will play the Bills, Dolphins, Falcons and Texans up to Dec. 10.

The Giants signed QB Jacob Eason and RB Hassan Hall to the practice squad.

Related players: Tommy DeVito, Matt Barkley, Tyrod Taylor

Normally a practice squad QB signing isn't always fantasy-worthy news, but considering DeVito and Barkley are the QBs ahead of Eason, who knows what could happen for the rest of the season.

An MRI confirmed the Giants’ fears: QB Daniel Jones suffered a torn ACL and is out for the season, per coach Brian Daboll.

Related players: Tommy DeVito, Matt Barkley, Tyrod Taylor

Taylor is currently on IR with a rib injury and will miss at least three more weeks. So, the Giants will go with either DeVito or Barkley, or, it's possible they start - or eventually start - another QB who is not yet on the team. DeVito is likely to get the start in Week 10 until the Giants can figure out this mess. DeVito wasn't impressive in his debut when Taylor went down, throwing for -1 yard on seven attempts. He did rush for a TD. DeVito did throw for 175 yards and a TD this past week after Jones went down, but added two INTs in the loss.

The Giants placed quarterback Tyrod Taylor and tight end Darren Waller on injured reserve.

Taylor has the rib injury while Walker has the hamstring injury. Tommy DeVito will now be the backup in New York with Daniel Jones making his return from a neck injury this week against the Raiders. For Waller, it’s a tough break with another hamstring injury. Both will now be out at least four weeks. The Giants have their bye in Week 13, so his next game will be, at the earliest, December 11 against the Packers.

Giants quarterback Daniel Jones says he’s ready to return from the neck injury that has cost him the last three games.

Jones said today on Up & Adams that he’s good to go for this week’s game against the Raiders.

“I’m cleared, I’m ready to go,” Jones said, “ready to play on Sunday.”

Related players: Tyrod Taylor, Tommy DeVito

As the rest of the story summed up well, the Giants passing game was a historic disaster on Sunday, bad with Taylor and even worse when Taylor got hurt and DeVito replaced him.

Giants’ QB Tyrod Taylor was discharged from the hospital today after being taken there Sunday for precautionary reasons due to a rib injury, per source.

Related players: Daniel Jones, Tommy DeVito

For now, Taylor is considered week to week, Schefter said. Reports say Jones is expected to practice this week and has a chance to play in Week 9. DeVito came in after Taylor went down and would likely get the call if neither Taylor nor Jones can play in Week 9. It's a situation worth monitoring but DeVito wouldn't seem to be an enticing fantasy option, even in the deepest of leagues.