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New England Patriots backup quarterback Tommy DeVito found love during his NFL offseason — and he’s ready to declare it online.
“Turks 📸,” DeVito, 27, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, April 2, sharing a carousel of photos from his trip to Turks and Caicos.
In one snap, DeVito captured his girlfriend walking toward the beach at sunset. The new couple also cuddled up in an elevator for a mirror selfie.
While DeVito did not publicly reveal his girlfriend’s name, fellow NFL quarterback Jaxson Dart realized his buddy was coyly debuting his relationship.
“Launcheddd ayyy 👀,” Dart, 22, wrote in the comments section.
DeVito replied, revealing that he “saw someone else do it first” and “felt left out.”
Dart, the rookie quarterback for the New York Giants, went Instagram official with influencer Marissa Ayers in January.
“I love doing life with you,” Ayers, 24, later wrote via Instagram last month, sharing a handful of photos with Dart.
As for DeVito, he seemingly confirmed elsewhere in his comments that he is dating a woman named Michayla.
“My 🐔,” Michayla wrote, adding a heart-hands emoji, to which DeVito replied with three heart hands emojis of his own.
After another follower replied that Michayla was “so perfect,” DeVito “liked” the sentiment and concurred, writing, “Yo watch out.”
Michayla posted her first photo of DeVito on March 17, captioning a photo dump, “Proof of existence.”
DeVito and Michayla have seemingly been romantically linked since fall 2025, after she started attending Patriots games.
“Sundays are for 🏈,” she wrote via Instagram in October 2025, sharing a photo of herself watching a NFL game from a private suite.
In Michayla’s pic, she wore bedazzled jeans, a white tank top and a crimson jacket that matched a clear handbag emblazoned with a “16” patch to match DeVito’s jersey number.
DeVito and the Patriots made it all the way to the Super Bowl LX in February, where they were ultimately defeated by the Seattle Seahawks 29-13.
“Being with this team from Week 1 to now has been amazing,” DeVito told Sports Illustrated weeks earlier in January about the 2025-2026 season. “I wasn’t able to do OTAs and training camp here, so I didn’t get to see everything that went into that. I was kind of tossed into Week 1, but to see how the team believes in the identity that Coach Vrabel has brought about, and believes in themselves.”
He added at the time, “We go into games expecting to win. To feel what winning is like, to appreciate it and to enjoy it has truly been special.”
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