Tyrone

Tracy

Tracy was the most effective player for the Giants in the loss, and found the end zone on a wheel route connection with Jaxson Dart before running in from 12 yards out a quarter later. The 26-year-old tailback was clearly the top option in the rushing attack with Devin Singletary running for just 13 yards on his five attempts. Tracy is not bereft of talent, but fantasy managers should treat him as a volatile RB2 for Week 16 against the Vikings.

Tracy touched the ball 57 times pre-bye, in Weeks 11-13, while backup RB Devin Singletary trailed closely with 46. Tracy should handle another hefty workload against the Commanders’ fantasy-friendly defense this week. He is an RB2 while Singletary operates as a standalone FLEX.

Tracy is on track to resume handling lead-back duties for the Giants this week. He is backed up by the oft-involved Devin Singletary. Tracy was forced from the Giants’ Week 13 game against the Patriots with a hip injury, but both he and Singletary still managed to log double-digit touches apiece for the fourth consecutive time. Tracy is an RB2 against the Commanders. Singletary warrants moderate FLEX consideration, though he is touchdown-dependent.

In other words, he should be fine coming off New York’s Week 14 bye. Cancel the Devin Singletary As Rest Of Season RB1-sized FAAB bids, though Singletary has claimed enough of the backfield to merit consideration off waivers.

Tracy took a hit to the head as he was being spun around during a tackle in the fourth quarter. He remained down on the field before stumbling to the sideline, eventually carted to the locker room for further evaluation. It is highly likely that his night is done. Tracy managed just 36 yards on 10 carries prior to departing, losing three yards on his lone reception. He’ll have an additional week to get healthy with the team on bye in Week 14.

Tracy again led the Giants backfield, though Devin Singletary saw 14 carries, including some red zone work. Tracy ran 29 routes while Singletary logged five routes and did not see a target. Tracy’s biggest play of the day was a 42-yard catch-and-run on a wide-open screen pass from Jameis Winston. Last week he had 139 total yards on 23 touches against the Packers. Some of Tracy’s fantasy luster will fade if Jaxson Dart returns in Week 13 against New England and resumes goal line rushing duties for the Giants. That role is in question after a series of head injuries for the rookie quarterback. Tracy will be a top-24 option against the Patriots.

After scoring two touchdowns last week against the Packers, Singletary had 14 touches to 23 touches for Tyrone Tracy, who was once again far more efficient. Tracy was again the clear-cut passing down back; he ran 29 routes on the day to just five for Singletary, who did not see a target. Singletary would only be fantasy relevant if Tracy were to miss time in the coming weeks. He’s a decent bench stash for now.

The 88 yards rushing were the fourth most of Tracy’s career, and a new season high. His 51 receiving yards were the second most of his career. So naturally he continued to lose goal-line work to Devin Singletary, who produced two touchdowns on his 16 carries. Frustrating, though Tracy has now firmly moved ahead of Singletary as the Giants’ 1A back as they look to mix and match their backfield down the stretch. With Jaxson Dart (concussion) likely back for Week 12 against the Lions, Tracy will be an upside RB2/FLEX option for what could be a high-scoring game.

Devin Singletary, after leading the New York backfield in Week 9 against the 49ers, saw eight carries and ran fewer routes from Tracy, though he managed three catches to zero grabs for Tracy. Both Giants backs have been hurt by Jaxson Dart’s red zone rushing involvement. Against the Bears, Dart had two red zone rushing touchdowns. Russell Wilson potentially starting in Week 11 against Green Bay — Dart exited Week 10 with a head injury — could mean more pass volume and potentially more check downs for Tracy and Singletary.

After leading the New York backfield in Week 9 against the Niners, Singletary was the team’s distant RB2 in Week 10. Tyrone Tracy handled 14 carries for 71 yards and logged a route on 25 of the Giants’ 45 drop backs. Tracy did not catch either of his two targets on the day. Singletary, meanwhile, made the most of his eight pass routes thanks to a long fourth quarter catch and run. The Giants won’t be in position to establish the run very often, meaning Singletary will have a tough time seeing fantasy-viable volume. He’s a deep league bench stash for now.