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.

The New York Giants are looking to pick up the pieces after a demoralizing loss at the hands of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. Fortunately for them, they will be able to get back on the field in short order to try and erase that sour taste of the Week 12 loss as they'll square off against the Dallas Cowboys as part of the NFL's Thanksgiving tripleheader.

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.