DeVito and his agent, Sean Stellato, kicked off a new season of the original program by visiting one of Frank Sinatra's favorite eateries.
New York Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito and his agent Sean Stellato appeared along with award-winning chef, entrepreneur, author, and food activist Marcus Samuelsson in the newest episode ofThe program features Samuelsson joining with high-profile athletes and entertainers to visit New York City restaurants specializing in food from the guests’ respective cultures and family heritages., a family-owned Italian restaurant in Manhattan that was originally made famous by Frank Sinatra.
DeVito, who gained national media attention as an undrafted rookie free agent who rose from the practice squad to hero when he stepped in for injured quarterbacks Daniel Jones and Tyrod Taylor to lead the Giants on a three-game winning streak last season, spoke about his rags-to-riches NFL story, his Italian heritage, and the influence his parents, Tom and Alexandra, had on him while growing up in Cedar Grove, New Jersey.
DeVito, who played his college ball at Syracuse and Illinois, is looking to remain with the Giants for a second season. He is currently penciled in as the third quarterback on the unofficial depth chart behind Jones, and new backup Drew Lock.
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