What was once a joke of a game for NFL fans as backup quarterbacks Tommy DeVito and Cooper Rush were expected to play against each other on Thanksgiving has only gotten worse as the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys quarterbacks are now both questionable for Thursday's matchup.

Quarterback Tommy DeVito has a “sore” forearm, was limited for Tuesday’s walkthrough practice and is not 100 percent to start for the Giants on Thanksgiving Day at Dallas, coach Brian Daboll said. DeVito somehow was not on Monday’s injury report after getting pummeled by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday but is now in jeopardy of not playing on Thursday.

The New York Giants have quite the quarterback conundrum. Just a week after cutting ties with Daniel Jones, their expected starter going forward is now dealing with an injury. Meanwhile, Jones just signed with the Minnesota Vikings practice squad on Wednesday morning.

Two days before the Minnesota Vikings signed Daniel Jones, the head coach praised the Giants’castoff quarterback — without getting into specifics about the team’s potential interest in the quarterback.

The Minnesota Vikings are signing former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones, a team source confirmed Wednesday. The Giants released Jones last Friday after benching him earlier that week.

Former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has a new home in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings. Multiple media reports say Jones became a free agent on Monday after parting ways with the Giants following a rough season.

Chris Simms and Mike Florio think the current Giants regime could be at stake when they visit the Cowboys on Thanksgiving.

Here we are Thanksgiving week and the Dallas Cowboys season is already over. Sitting at 4-and-7, Dallas will take on the New York Giants, hard to believe, but they are having a worse year than Dallas in the NFC East.