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NegativeValueOct 28, 2026
The source considers Tyrone Tracy as a potential trade asset to include in a deal for Jonathan Taylor to lower the draft capital the Giants would have to surrender. This suggests Tracy has enough value to be used as a negotiating chip in a major trade, though the source does not provide specific performance metrics or role details beyond this trade scenario.NegativeInjuryOct 28, 2026
Placed on injured reserve, removing him from fantasy availability. His IR designation opened the backfield for other Giants running backs.NegativeInjuryOct 27, 2026
Placed on injured reserve with a hamstring injury suffered on a 7-yard run in the second quarter against Houston; will miss four weeks. Tracy had been playing well in an increased role and scored a touchdown earlier in the game before the injury. The Giants face Philadelphia, Washington (Thursday Night Football), and Jacksonville during his absence. The injury is not considered long-term.PositiveRoleOct 27, 2026
Tracy Jr. benefited from McCarthy's elite throw to Nabers on the opening drive of the game. McCarthy's beautifully placed back-shoulder pass to Nabers outside the numbers set up the Tyrone Tracy Jr. touchdown, demonstrating the Giants' ability to move the ball efficiently with McCarthy at quarterback and set up scoring opportunities for their running back.NegativeInjuryOct 26, 2026
Suffered what appears to be a minor hamstring injury in the upset win at Houston; should still be rostered alongside Devin Singletary, though the Giants deploy three backs without a clear bell-cow.PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026
Tracy scored a touchdown on a zone-read play designed to exploit the Texans' defensive indecision created by J.J. McCarthy's presence. The source highlights Tracy's solid vision to anticipate blockers and defense at first and second levels, as well as his agility to hug blockers and find room where frozen defenders cannot reach him.PositiveUsageOct 26, 2026
Tracy Jr. scored on the opening drive as McCarthy's athletic ability and the threat of his legs on read plays kept edge rusher Clowney in place, allowing Tracy Jr. to hit the hole for a touchdown. The Giants' PISTOL concepts and zone-read runs leveraged McCarthy's dual-threat capability to create running lanes.NegativeInjuryOct 25, 2026
Tracy left Sunday's game with a hamstring injury, which opened the door for Devin Singletary to enter the game and ultimately score the game-winning overtime touchdown. The injury status and severity remain unclear from the source, but his exit from the game had immediate fantasy implications for the Giants' backfield.NegativeInjuryOct 25, 2026
Tyrone Tracy Jr. left the game with a hamstring injury in the first half, limiting his availability for the Giants' running back rotation.PositiveUsageOct 25, 2026
Tracy scored a touchdown on a mesh play with McCarthy that froze the defense, and also had a 32-yard kick return on the ensuing kickoff, showing involvement in both rushing and special teams roles.NegativeInjuryOct 25, 2026
Tyrone Tracy Jr. suffered a hamstring injury during the game and was listed as questionable to return, creating uncertainty around his availability for upcoming weeks.NegativeDepth ChartOct 24, 2026
After fumbling and failing to block against the Saints, Tyrone Tracy was dropped on the depth chart and banished from the rotation. However, head coach John Harbaugh indicated Tracy would be judged by his entire body of work rather than a few recent mistakes. Tracy is working his way back up the ladder.PositiveRoleOct 23, 2026
Tyrone Tracy Jr. should see increased involvement in zone-read plays under J.J. McCarthy. The source notes that zone-read plays with either Tracy Jr. or Cam Skattebo should be used by the Giants' staff, as McCarthy's ability to run will lighten boxes for the Giants' struggling rushing attack. Tracy Jr. can still operate as the third-down back.PositiveRoleOct 21, 2026
Tracy is a slasher and good pass receiver; of the current Giants running backs, getting him more carries might be the team's best chance to create more explosive runs given the overall ineffectiveness of the run game.NegativeUsageOct 20, 2026
Tracy has averaged 3.1 yards per carry this season, contributing to the Giants' lack of a 20-yard run from a running back and demonstrating the need for an elite running back upgrade.PositiveUsageOct 20, 2026
Tracy Jr. scored a 5-yard touchdown on the drive led by McCarthy, capping a six-play, 52-yard drive. He was also involved in the route concepts on multiple plays, releasing to hold the middle hook defenders after helping in protection on the 27-yard Nabers completion and on the 46-yard strike. The analysis highlights Tracy Jr. as part of the offensive scheme that set up his touchdown.NegativeUsageOct 20, 2026
Tracy is part of the Giants' four-way running back timeshare with 13 carries for 40 yards (3.1 yards per carry). The source notes the Giants' run game is struggling overall, averaging 3.8 yards per carry as a team (22nd in NFL), and Harbaugh has stated that none of the running backs have earned a featured role yet.NegativeRoleOct 19, 2026
Tracy was the only Giants running back to grade 'Average' or better, indicating poor overall performance from the backfield; the source notes that running backs weren't playing well and weren't getting help from offensive line blockers, with every lineman except Andrew Thomas grading below average in run blocking.PositiveUsageOct 19, 2026
Tracy scored the Giants' first rushing touchdown since Week 1 in the Week 5 loss to Saints, despite receiving limited carries (1 in Week 4, 3 in Week 5, 6 in Saints game). The source notes Tracy shows better tempo as a runner compared to Harris and Skattebo, and the Giants tend to use him from more varied formations, suggesting he may have a role in the offense if given more opportunity.PositiveUsageOct 19, 2026
Tyrone Tracy Jr. scored two touchdowns in the game and led the Giants in rushing yards despite the team's nonexistent run game overall. McCarthy led the Giants in rushing yards on two rushes (one of which was a loss of two yards), highlighting Tracy's role as the primary ball carrier. Tracy scored on a 17-yard reception in the flat from Jameis Winston on a 12-play, 93-yard drive and added a second TD rushing touchdown.NegativeUsageOct 19, 2026
Tracy had six carries for 18 yards in the four-way running back timeshare, the most carries among the Giants' backs but still part of a fragmented approach. The Giants' run game was ineffective overall, producing only 34 yards on 14 carries (2.4 yards per carry) against a New Orleans defense that entered the game with one of the league's worst run defenses. Head coach Harbaugh acknowledged the timeshare is not ideal and stated that one of the four backs needs to step up to earn the primary role.PositiveUsageOct 18, 2026
The third-year running back scored 2 touchdowns despite modest overall numbers: 6 carries for 18 yards (3.0 yards per carry) and 2 receptions for 27 yards. Tracy had a 17-yard catch-and-run for a first-quarter touchdown and a 5-yard fourth-quarter touchdown run. The source emphasizes that touchdowns matter despite the poor efficiency.PositiveUsageOct 18, 2026
Recorded six carries for 18 yards with one TD and two receptions for 27 yards with one TD; source identifies Tracy as part of the answer to the Giants' RB situation, though he was expected to gain 35 yards per Next Gen Stats tracking data but only gained 18 (minus-17 over expected), indicating run-blocking issues.PositiveUsageOct 18, 2026
Tracy Jr. made his presence felt early with a 17-yard touchdown catch on third-and-seven after outrunning Pete Werner; he also had the Giants' fourth-quarter rushing touchdown and made key blocks in pass protection, including on a 20-yard drag completion to Malik Nabers on second-and-fifteen. He did take a false start penalty on third-and-eight.PositiveUsageOct 17, 2026
Tracy's snap count has ticked up in recent weeks, reaching a season-high 17 offensive snaps against the Commanders. He has a track record of strong production when given opportunity: in 2024 he didn't get a real chance until Week 5 when Singletary got hurt, then posted 839 rushing yards at 4.4 YPC; in 2025 he was an afterthought until Skattebo got hurt halfway through the season, then accumulated 740 rushing yards. The source notes that while Harbaugh's system favors Skattebo and Najee Harris, the Giants' disappointing run game results may force adjustments toward more carries and a more varied rushing attack for Tracy.PositiveRoleOct 16, 2026
Tracy Jr. has earned the third-down role with a 19% snap rate; he is positioned as the passing-down back in a three-back rotation with Cam Skattebo (63%) and Najee Harris (18%).NegativeUsageOct 15, 2026
Tracy had a ball punched out Sunday vs. Washington on a kickoff return as he was going out of bounds; special teams coordinator Chris Horton is addressing ball security with returners by emphasizing intentional ball placement relative to body and boundary—ensuring the ball is positioned away from defenders' punch attempts, so even if punched, the ball stays in bounds or goes out of bounds safely.PositiveUsageOct 14, 2026
Tracy is the most versatile back the Giants have and the back most likely to make someone miss in the open field; the recommendation is for more snaps and touches going forward as the Giants look to become less predictable offensively and spread the field more.PositiveRoleOct 14, 2026
Running back identified as potential solution to improve Giants' struggling run game. Described as 'the most versatile back the Giants have, and the back most likely to make someone miss in the open field.' Source recommends 'more snaps and touches for Tyrone Tracy' as a way to add unpredictability and explosiveness to an offense that is too predictable and reliant on heavy power sets.PositiveUsageOct 13, 2026
Tracy is the Giants' most dynamic and most versatile running back but is severely underutilized on offense; his limited snaps (eight passing plays to just three runs against Washington) signal to defenses that the Giants are passing, reducing his effectiveness; greater usage in a more fluid running back rotation would help keep defenses from keying on tendencies.NegativeUsageOct 13, 2026
Tyrone Tracy Jr. combined with Cam Skattebo and Najee Harris for just 21 yards on 11 carries in the first half against Washington, averaging 1.9 yards per catch; the backfield struggled significantly in the first half before the Giants mounted their comeback.NegativeRoleOct 12, 2026
Tracy is the only Giants running back with breakaway ability but has been severely limited after fumbling in Game 1. He received only 3 carries and 3 targets in the Commanders game, suggesting he needs increased usage to provide the offense with a dynamic threat.NegativeRoleOct 11, 2026
Tracy Jr. operated as the third-down back in the heavy running back rotation and received several opportunities throughout the game; finished with three carries for 6 yards and caught two passes for 25 yards, indicating a pass-catching role in the committee approach.PositiveUsageOct 10, 2026
Tracy is the closest thing the Giants have to a big-play back and should receive more opportunities in the run game. The source suggests increased usage for Tracy as a potential solution to the Giants' run game struggles following Dart's injury.PositiveUsageOct 9, 2026
The Giants should keep using Tyrone Tracy Jr. in the package between the 10-25 yard line on the opponent's side of the field; New York has used RB-Corner routes out of shotgun with Tracy, a look they employed in the preseason.PositiveUsageOct 8, 2026
Tracy could be a solution to the Giants' run game inefficiency; he has just four carries for 16 yards this season but has demonstrated explosive run ability in his career with nine runs of 20+ yards in 372 career rushing attempts. The source suggests more rushing opportunities for Tracy could help address the Giants' lack of explosive plays.PositiveUsageOct 7, 2026
Tyrone Tracy has a career average of 4.3 yards per carry but has carried only four times for 16 yards this season, indicating severely limited usage. The source suggests the Giants might need to give Tracy more carries in an effort to create chunk plays and explosive runs, as he is the closest thing they have to a home run hitter in the backfield given the overall rushing attack's struggles (23rd in the league at 3.7 yards per rush).PositiveUsageOct 4, 2026
Tracy had a 55-yard kickoff return that set up a Zvada field goal, contributing to the Giants' special teams success on Sunday.PositiveRoleOct 4, 2026
Tracy Jr. had a 55-yard return when the Giants were down 14-3, which was much needed; the special teams group earned an A grade.PositiveUsageOct 4, 2026
Tracy had a strong kickoff return for 55 yards (officially), setting the Giants up at the Arizona 45-yard line, though the subsequent drive stalled.PositiveRoleOct 4, 2026
Running back Tyrone Tracy is elevated to the third-back role for Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals with Devin Singletary inactive. This represents an increase in depth chart standing and potential offensive opportunity.PositiveInjuryOct 2, 2026
Giants running back Tyrone Tracy, held out of Wednesday's practice with a knee injury, was a full practice participant on Friday and is expected to be available.NegativeInjuryOct 1, 2026
Running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. returned to practice on a limited basis after being held out on Wednesday with a knee injury.NegativeInjurySep 30, 2026
Running back did not participate in Wednesday practice with a knee injury ahead of Sunday's game against Arizona. Head coach John Harbaugh called Tracy 'day-to-day.' Tracy was the Giants' third running back against the Titans with Devin Singletary inactive; if he is limited in any way against the Cardinals, his role could change.PositiveUsageSep 27, 2026
Tracy Jr. converted a third-and-2 crack-toss play on his first touch during the Giants' field goal drive, showing involvement in the offensive game plan.PositiveRoleSep 27, 2026
Tyrone Tracy will be active as one of three running backs for the Giants in Week 3, with Devin Singletary unexpectedly inactive.NegativeRoleSep 27, 2026
Today's game against the Titans may reveal whether Harbaugh has faith in Tyrone Tracy; considering the weather elements (rain, 24-29 mph winds with gusts up to 40 mph), the question is whether Tracy gets some touches in the run-heavy game plan.PositiveUsageSep 22, 2026
RB Tyrone Tracy provided a good return on a punt, helping the Giants gain excellent field position.NegativeRoleSep 20, 2026
Giants RB assigned as co-kickoff returner alongside Braxton Berrios after Deonte Banks' injury concerns; Tracy has prior experience with eight kickoff returns over the past two seasons averaging 24.1 yards per return. Special teams coordinator Chris Horton praised Tracy's vision and downhill running ability, noting 'A guy, again, that can run returns downhill. They're downhill plays. And a guy that can bounce off tackles.' However, Tracy fumbled on his second carry against Dallas and in a preseason game; Horton downplayed fumble concerns, stating 'Not concerned at all' and attributing them to fundamentals.NegativeDepth ChartSep 19, 2026
Giants coach John Harbaugh benched running back Tyrone Tracy during Sunday's season-opening win over the Cowboys. While Harbaugh insists Tracy is not 'in the doghouse,' it's entirely possible that Devin Singletary could continue to be the Giants' secondary back behind Cam Skattebo going forward.PositiveRoleSep 18, 2026
Giants RB was the least deserving of criticism among the fumble-prone players; had the ball high and tight with two arms on the ball when Quinnen Williams punched it out. His fumble was the only one the Giants lost, but the execution and ball security were sound—it was simply a great defensive play.NegativeUsageSep 16, 2026
The Giants RB got a uniform in Week 1 against the Cowboys but had limited touches and a costly fumble. Tracy carried the ball twice—his second carry resulted in a fumble that was his final touch of the game. This performance raises questions about whether he and Najee Harris will switch places on the depth chart for Week 2 against the Rams.NegativeUsageSep 15, 2026
Fumbled in Week 1 game; turnover risk is a fantasy-relevant concern for the Giants' running back.NegativeUsageSep 15, 2026
Tracy Jr. fumbled in the two-minute drill, a play that was bailed out by Jevon Holland's interception. The fumble represented a critical mistake that could have changed the game's outcome.NegativeRoleSep 15, 2026
Tracy Jr. fumbled on his second touch of the game during a two-minute drill drive, compounding a rough preseason performance; the source notes he was already on thin ice and did not appear for the rest of the game after the turnover, indicating a short leash and diminished role following the mistake.NegativeUsageSep 14, 2026
Tracy only ran the ball twice, with the second carry resulting in a fumble when a defender punched the ball out. The source notes he was benched for the rest of the game and questions whether he will get out of Harbaugh's/Greg Roman's doghouse next week in LA.NegativeRoleSep 14, 2026
Fumbled away a scoring opportunity in Week 1 against Dallas, leading the source to expect Tracy to be inactive next week against the Los Angeles Rams in favor of Najee Harris, reversing the source's pre-game expectation that Harris would be inactive.NegativeRoleSep 14, 2026
Tyrone Tracy fumbled on his second carry in the Giants' 28-20 victory over Dallas and spent the rest of the game on the bench, raising questions about whether/when he will get another chance after having similar problems last year. However, head coach Harbaugh greeted him warmly after the game, suggesting he may be back in the rotation next week in LA.NegativeUsageSep 14, 2026
Tracy Jr. saw limited touches in Week 1, fumbling the football on his second touch, which likely limited his subsequent involvement in the Giants' backfield committee approach.NegativeRoleSep 14, 2026
Tracy fumbled in the red zone on just his second carry of the game in the second quarter and did not play again on offense for the remainder of the game. With veteran Najee Harris inactive Sunday, the source suggests Tracy and Harris will be changing places for the foreseeable future, indicating Tracy's role is in jeopardy following the costly turnover.PositiveDepth ChartSep 13, 2026
Tyrone Tracy is one of three active running backs for the Giants against the Cowboys, alongside Cam Skattebo and Devin Singletary, with Najee Harris inactive.PositiveRoleSep 10, 2026
Giants running back and former receiver is the obvious standout among the team's four running backs as a pass catcher. Tracy will be heavily involved in the Giants' heavy-set passing attack, where tight ends and backs are getting heavily involved as pass catchers.PositiveInjurySep 10, 2026
RB upgraded from non-contact to full participation; practicing without the red non-contact jerseys worn the previous week, indicating stinger injury is progressing favorably heading into Week 1.NegativeRoleSep 8, 2026
Tracy is listed as second-string running back alongside Najee Harris and Devin Singletary, indicating the Giants will employ a varied running game rather than favor any single runner. Additionally, Tracy will line up or motion into the slot as part of the Giants' pass-catching rotation, which will include Isaiah Likely, Malik Nabers, Odell Beckham Jr., and Darnell Mooney.NegativeRoleSep 5, 2026
Predicted to be inactive for Game 1 if the game were this Sunday, per the source's roster projection; however, the source expresses uncertainty about this decision, stating 'I don't like leaving Tracy inactive, but that is my guess regarding what might happen.'NegativeProjectionSep 1, 2026
Tracy is a 2024 draft pick who can be viewed as either a promising player who might be a big contributor to the Giants this year, or as a running back who has posted 1,000+ yards of offense in each of his first two seasons but whose upside is uncertain; the source presents this as a Rorschach test of the 2024 draft class.NegativeRoleAug 30, 2026
After a tumultuous summer, Tracy remains on the 53-man roster, suggesting he survived roster cuts despite preseason uncertainty.NegativeInjuryAug 29, 2026
Running back Tyrone Tracy passed a concussion test but sustained a stinger in the preseason game vs. the Jets. Harbaugh confirmed the lingering injury, indicating Tracy will require monitoring heading into the regular season.PositiveRoleAug 29, 2026
Tracy is projected to make the 53-man roster unless the Giants receive an offer they can't refuse. The source cites his explosiveness demonstrated Friday with 37 yards on just four carries as evidence of his roster security.PositiveRoleAug 29, 2026
The third-year running back delivered a strong performance after mishaps in the first two preseason games. Tracy carried four times for 37 yards, including a 16-yard run, and scored a 6-yard touchdown. He also passed a concussion test after an injury scare in the second half and appeared fine on the sideline, suggesting he will be available for the regular season.PositiveUsageAug 29, 2026
Before his injury, Tracy was performing well in Friday's game: 4 carries for 37 yards (9.3 yards per carry average), including a 6-yard touchdown run and a long run of 16 yards. The source states 'Tracy was having an excellent night before being injured.'NegativeInjuryAug 29, 2026
Tracy left the Giants' preseason game against the Jets with an injury on Friday night. The source notes his preseason has been 'nightmarish,' marked by a missed block in Week 1 that led to QB Jaxson Dart taking a big hit, and a red-zone fumble in Week 2 against Miami. Tracy is the Giants' leading rusher the past two seasons.PositiveUsageAug 29, 2026
Tyrone Tracy Jr. ran for 8 yards and was evaluated by medical staff after a tough run, but also scored a touchdown on a drive featuring big runs by Tracy and a long catch by Odell Beckham Jr. Earlier in the game, Tracy had a nice start with 5 carries for 26 yards, running through tacklers and making good cuts while appearing healthy.NegativeDepth ChartAug 28, 2026
Despite not being in danger of being cut, Tracy is at risk of tumbling down the depth chart after a rough preseason featuring a brutal missed block and bad fumble. If the Giants don't trust Tracy and are content with a 1-2 punch of Cam Skattebo and Devin Singletary (potentially giving way to Najee Harris), Tracy could end up on the inactive list—a stunning fall for the only player from his draft class to eclipse 1,000 yards in each of his first two seasons. He could also find himself on the trading block, as teams from the Kyle Shanahan coaching tree (Raiders' Klint Kubiak and Cardinals' Mike LeFleur) may target him for his receiving background and production track record.NegativeRoleAug 27, 2026
Tracy's roster spot is tenuous heading into 2026 after a shaky preseason. Despite posting at least 740 rushing yards in each of his first two seasons with a cumulative 74.0 PFF rushing grade, he produced a 40.0 overall PFF grade in the preseason thanks to allowing a sack and big hit on Jaxson Dart in Week 1 and fumbling untouched in the red zone in Week 2. The Giants signed Najee Harris as depth behind Cam Skattebo before the second preseason game, complicating Tracy's role. While he could still make the roster if the team retains four running backs, his spot seems tenuous, especially with Devin Singletary (75.0 PFF receiving grade) also shining in August.NegativeRoleAug 26, 2026
Tyrone Tracy Jr. desperately needed to execute as a pass protector against Miami in preseason Week 2 after a terrible blown assignment versus Minnesota. Tracy Jr. identified and picked up the blitz a few times in preseason Week 2 but also failed to square one block up, which led to a facilitated throw. He had two 10+ yard runs prior to his red zone fumble, including a TRAP run for 11 yards where he exploded through the hole with impressive acceleration. The source notes Tracy Jr. is a good football player with consecutive 1000+ all-purpose yard seasons and doubts the Giants would outright cut him, though the running back room remains a question with the signing of Najee Harris and Devin Singletary factoring into the competition.PositiveRoleAug 26, 2026
Experienced preseason struggles including a blocking miss and a red zone fumble, but Nagy expressed confidence in his bounce-back ability. Nagy emphasized Tracy's resume speaks for itself and told him to step up and keep playing, showing the coaching staff's confidence in him. Tracy got the ball the very next play after the fumble, demonstrating Nagy's willingness to move past the mistake quickly.NegativeDepth ChartAug 26, 2026
Running back has dropped to the second team on the unofficial Giants depth chart, signaling a shift in the backfield hierarchy.NegativeRoleAug 25, 2026
Head coach John Harbaugh defended Tracy's overall body of work after the preseason mistakes, stating 'I don't think you say, hey, a bad play or even two bad plays nullifies a whole career body of work.' Harbaugh acknowledged Tracy's conscientiousness and determination while noting the importance of avoiding mistakes like missed blocks and fumbles. The recent signing of Najee Harris, a four-time 1,000-yard rusher, has raised questions about whether Tracy could be fighting to remain on the roster despite his previous production.NegativeDepth ChartAug 25, 2026
After making key mistakes in both preseason games—missing a block against Minnesota that led to Jaxson Dart taking a huge hit and a concussion check, and fumbling without being hit against Miami—Tracy has been dropped from sharing the first team with Cam Skattebo to sharing the second team with Devin Singletary and newly-signed Najee Harris. Despite surpassing 1,000 yards from scrimmage in each of his two seasons, the depth chart demotion signals reduced opportunity and role uncertainty.