Jordan Raanan covers the New York Giants for ESPN and can be heard hosting on ESPN Radio. Raanan joined ESPN in 2016.

The New York Giants will begin the season with three quarterbacks after releasing fourth-stringer Tommy DeVito on Tuesday, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The New Jersey native, who burst onto the scene with three straight wins as an undrafted rookie and embraced the nickname "Tommy Cutlets," was the likely odd man out on the depth chart behind starter Russell Wilson, veteran Jameis Winston and 2025 first-round draft pick Jaxson Dart.

DeVito saw limited reps this summer and preseason.

In what was his final game as a Giant, DeVito completed 15 of his first 17 passes while throwing three touchdown passes on his initial three drives Thursday against the Patriots. He was greeted with a nice ovation from the hometown fans who showed their appreciation for the performance and his time with the team.

"Means a lot," DeVito said after that game. "Like you said, the ovation, if I was in the stands I would be cheering for anybody who was the hometown kid, too. It was appreciated."