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I also feel very strongly that Tyrone Tracy is that guy... He goes like RB48 across the industry right now...he's got 1,600 rushing yards, seven rushing touchdowns. He's got 74 receptions, three receiving touchdowns in two seasons in the NFL... he's been top 20 in in yards per route run on the pass down.

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Positive signalSleeper

Undervalued handcuff with standalone receiving upside at RB48 ADP.

The source's second-strongest handcuff conviction with similar upside to Tank Bigsby but on a worse offensive situation (Giants with low implied win total and Matt Nair at QB). Tracy has been pushed deep in ADP at RB48 across the industry, creating value as a handcuff with standalone upside potential. He has standalone value as a contingent upside play in the Giants backfield; he's ranked RB45 on Underdog and RB44 in sharper formats like FFPC, suggesting professional drafters see value in his role. His baseline production is strong: 1,600 rushing yards, 7 rushing touchdowns, 74 receptions, and 3 receiving touchdowns over two NFL seasons; he's been a solid RB2 when given the starting job and has posted 1,000 yards from scrimmage in back-to-back seasons. Tracy has receiving upside and will likely play a bigger role than most expect in the Giants backfield; he has passing-game chops as a former receiver and ranks top 20 in yards per route run on pass-down situations. The source believes Tracy can handle the pass-game work that Scataboo would leave behind and has standalone value in best-ball formats.

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