Giants' Devontae Booker rushes for 100 yards . . . then he doesn't

Devontae Booker of the Giants runs against the Raiders at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. Credit: Mike Stobe

Devontae Booker ran for three yards over right tackle with 9:28 to go in the fourth quarter on Sunday to become the first Giants running back to go over 100 yards this season. He had 102.

Two plays later, Booker carried again and lost three yards. So he was back under 100 yards at 99.

There was a lot of time left for Booker to get back over 100. But he suffered a hip injury on that last carry and didn’t return for the rest of the Giants’ 23-16 victory over the Raiders at MetLife Stadium.

Booker, who also had three catches for 23 yards to give him 122 total yards for the day, seemed unaware he…