Several Saints players were not shy about doing the "Tommy Cutlets” hand gesture after sacking Tommy DeVito.

The Giants QB said. he wasn't aware that players on the opposing team had done it until a reporter asked it after the game. DeVito said it wasn't something that bothered him.

"You see it in all sports with everything. Someone does something and something else happens someone's gonna retaliate, but it's all fun and games. Part of the game," DeVito said.

Tommy DeVito didn't have much to say on the hit that forced him off the field late in the first half.

He didn't have a comment about the legality of the hit but said, "it's football hits happen." DeVito also said that he felt good after the game.

Following the Giants loss to the Saints on Sunday and following the results of the early games, New York is seventh in the NFL Draft order, per Tankathon.

Sunday was a bit of a learning curve for Tommy DeVito, but the Giants aren't changing anything when it comes to their starting quarterback.

Brian Daboll confirmed that DeVito will be the Giants starter next week when they travel to Philadelphia to face the Eagles on Christmas Day.

DeVito threw 20-for-34 for 177 yards and no touchdowns. The New Jersey native was also sacked seven times.

Brian Daboll didn't say much following after the Giants' disappointing loss on Sunday to the Saints. He did say a number of times that the team's play was "not good enough all the way around."

NEW ORLEANS — It was nice for the Giants while it lasted.

Their temporary respite from their dismal season and the three-game lift and nice distraction provided by Tommy DeVito all came crashing down on Sunday, as the undrafted rookie quarterback was a marked man— and at times mocked by the opposition — in a desultory 24-6 loss to the Saints inside the Caesars Superdome.

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The Giants' three-game win streak has officially come to an end.

The Saints take Sunday's game 24-6 and the Giants finished the day with just 193 yards of total offense.

Giants defensive tackle Rakeem Nunez-Roches limped off the field. He was looked at by a team trainer before eventually heading to the sideline.

The Saints lead grew to 24- 6 in the fourth quarter when Derek Carr found Jimmy Graham in the end zone for Carr's third touchdown throw of the day.

The Giants are heading into the fourth quarter down 17-6. They've managed to score field goals in the first two quarters, but were held without a point in the third quarter and the Giants haven't found the end zone yet this afternoon.

A 50-yard field goal by Blake Grupe extended the Saints advantage to 17-6 with 4:17 left in the third quarter.

Jason Pinnock appeared to be hurt on pass breakup during the third quarter. He was attempting to knock away a pass attempt to tight end Foster Moreau and it looked as though his neck and head was were pinned awkwardly.

He was slow to get up and was tended to by the medical staff before he did come back into the game.