Tyrone Tracy Jr. is progressing again today. Barring an unexpected setback, the Giants’ top RB is expected to be cleared from the concussion protocol and start Sunday

Related Players: Devin Singletary, Eric Gray

This is fantastic news, as Tracy has been killing it with his recent heightened role. Over the last four games, he has handled 75 opportunities and produced RB13 numbers (15.0 half-PPR points per game). Fire him up as an RB2 once again.

Rookie RB Tyrone Tracy has progressed in the concussion protocol and is practicing in a red jersey. Will be a limited participant, per Brian Daboll.

“Trending in the right direction.”

Related Players: Devin Singletary, Eric Gray

He was reported as "in the early stages" just yesterday, so this is obviously much better news 24 hours later. Singletary should be considered a fringe RB2/3 if Tracy misses, but the rookie would be a locked in RB2 if he goes.

RB Tyrone Tracy is in the “early stages” of the concussion protocol, per Brian Daboll. Will do some work on the side with trainers at Wednesday’s practice.

Related Players: Devin Singletary, Eric Gray

Not a good look for Tracy's potential Week 9 availability. If he misses the game, we can consider Singletary a fringe RB2/3 in fantasy once again.

Giants rookie running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. told me as he was exiting the locker room that he is in the concussion protocol, so he was unavailable to answer questions due to the protocol's policy.

Related players: Devin Singletary

Tracy Jr. had a career night with 145 yards and a TD in losing effort, the post went on to say. Tracy has looked like the real deal and was running head of veteran Singletary on Monday night. The trend has been for players to miss their next game when in protocol, so Tracy's status for Week 9 is certainly in doubt at this point. But, he looks to have taken over as the Giants RB1, so when he returns he will likely remain a solid fantasy play in lineups again. The Giants host the Commanders in Week 9 in an earlier Sunday contest so owners should have plenty of time to adjust lineups if Tracy's status comes down to the wire.

On the Giants RB situation: Devin Singletary will return on Sunday vs. Eagles. But Tyrone Tracy will still see significant playing time.

“He’s earned it,” coach Brian Daboll said. “He’s done a good job. So he’ll get plenty of playing time.”

Daboll says Tracy, Singletary and Eric Gray will all play. The Giants intend to keep an eye on Singletary to see how he’s doing off groin injury. So they will likely ease him back into game action.

A three-headed backfield doesn't sound too appealing for fantasy purposes, but Tracy is likely the best play of the bunch. Consider him an RB3 for Week 7.

Devin Singletary still dealing with a groin problem. Coach Brian Daboll said “we’ll see” about his starting running back.

Could be another Tyrone Tracy game.

Related Players: Eric Gray

While Eric Gray was technically the first running back to touch the ball last week, he would fumble the ball on the 1-yard line later in the same drive and spend the rest of the game firmly in the doghouse. Tracy took his opportunity and ran for 129 yards, so you have to figure he'll get the chance to repeat his performance if Singletary is out. The Bengals defense has been flat all year, so Tracy profiles as an RB2 with upside for more.

GIANTS WEEK 5 GAME STATUSES

Out:
▪️ WR Malik Nabers (Concussion)

Doubtful:
▪️ RB Devin Singletary (Groin)

Questionable:
▪️ LB Matt Adams* (Quad)
▪️ CB Adoree’ Jackson (Calf)

Related Players: Tyrone Tracy, Eric Gray, Dante Miller

It's anyone's guess what the pecking order would be in this backfield without Singletary, but Tracy could be in for some extra receiving usage regardless, with Malik Nabers officially Out for Week 5. The offense might look like a mess this week, but Tracy might end up being an interesting Flex play during the first round of Byes.

Daboll said RB Devin Singletary (groin) won’t practice again. Sounds like Dru Phillips (calf) and Adoree’ Jackson (calf) will be limited today.

Related Players: Tyrone Tracy, Eric Gray, Dante Miller

It's anyone's guess what the pecking order would be in this backfield without Singletary, but Tracy could be in for some extra receiving usage regardless, with Malik Nabers trending toward missing Week 5. The offense might look like a mess this week, but Tracy might end up being an interesting Flex play during the first round of Byes.

Though things did not look good earlier on Tuesday, it appears Giants rookie running back Tyrone Tracy has avoided a major injury.

According to Mike Garafolo of NFL Media, New York believes Tracy has suffered a sprain.

Related players: Devin Singletary, Eric Gray, Dante Miller

Tracy went down with a non-contact injury during Tuesday’s session and his right leg was immediately placed in an air cast. He was then carted off the field, the story went on to say. It's hard to believe Tracy won't miss at least some time, which could put his potential RB2 job in jeopardy. Gray and Miller aren't necessarily household names, so Tracy could still eventually slide back into the RB2 role at some point. Even though Singletary seems poised for a big workload, the Giants RB2 job should hold fantasy value, even if just handcuff.

Giants running back Tyrone Tracy’s rookie season may have come to an end at Tuesday’s practice.

Reporters at the session sent word that Tracy went down with a non-contact injury during a special teams drill. Trainers immediately put an air cast on Tracy’s right leg and he was carted off for further evaluation.

Related players: Devin Singletary, Eric Gray, Dante Miller

This news doesn't sound great, but the results of the evaluation will determine Tracy’s outlook. The move to the air cast is usually a sign of a serious injury, according to the story. Tracy was looking like the Giants RB2 option behind Singletary. That spot could go to last year's rookie Gray. Either way, the Giants may have to make another move for an RB if Tracy's season is lost.