RB Tyrone Tracy, who hasn't played since Sept. 21 because of a shoulder injury, is off the report and good to go.

Related Players: Cam Skattebo, Devin Singletary

Skattebo has done plenty to secure his position as the "1A" in New York, but on an offense that isn't projected to score many points, that's far less valuable with Tracy in the mix. Consider Skattebo more of an RB3, while Tracy has similar upside, with a boost in PPR leagues.

Doctors believe Giants RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. is expected to be sidelined two to four weeks due to the dislocated shoulder injury he suffered Sunday night vs. Kansas City, per sources.

Related players: Cam Skattebo, Devin Singletary

We reported this news Monday with the expectation Tracy was going to miss some time. Looks like Skattebo is poised to have a much bigger role with Tracy out. Skattebo led the team in rushing yards and was a check-down option, leading the team in receptions and receiving yards as well against the Chiefs.

Giants RB Tyrone Tracy dislocated his shoulder in the first half of Sunday night's loss to the Chiefs and is expected to miss some time, per sources.

Related players: Devin Singletary, Cam Skattebo

Tracy had seven carries for 29 yards prior to injury. Skattebo carried 10 times for 60 yards, but also led the team with six receptions for 61 yards. It looks like he'll be the back to own in this Giants offense, but he'll also be a risky play. The workload should be there, however.

As the game progressed, Cam Skattebo played more snaps (35-28) and outrushed (45-15 yards) Tyrone Tracy and scored a 1-yard touchdown.

“Thought Skat was running good,” Daboll said. “That could be a week-to-week deal.”

Related players: Devin Singletary

Many are speculating Tracy’s role Sunday returning kickoffs meant a demotion. Tracy publicly spoke out saying the team should have ran the ball more in Week 1. Also, Singletary started the game which was another sign to read into. But the team denied he had a reduced role, and said they wanted to get the ball in his hands more with kick returns. We had reports of Tracy easily looking like the team's RB1 in camp this past summer, but Skattebo definitely had an increased role in Week 2. It looks like a full on committee or hot-hand situation going forward with Skattebo trending upward at least after Week 2.

Jordan Raanan, who follows the Giants said, "It's 100% Tyrone Tracy," when asked who the team's starting running back is.

Related players: Cam Skattebo, Devin Singletary

Tracy is going to start and get a majority of the carries, according to Raanan. Raanan added, "there is no competition," and that Skattebo isn't healthy right now anyway. Raanan went on to call Skattebo more of a "complimentary piece," and maybe a third down, passing-type back. Tracy is our RB30 and going off the board in the mid-eighth to early-ninth round, so he at least presents some volume-based value depending how good, or bad the Giants offense is this season.

WR Malik Nabers (toe) and RB Tyrone Tracy (ankle) will both practice Friday, per Brian Daboll.

Giants are “hopeful” they play Sunday vs. Colts.

Related Players: Wan'Dale Robinson, Darius Slayton, Jalin Hyatt, Devin Singletary

Good news for any semblance of offense for the team this weekend. If both are cleared, treat them as respective WR2 and RB2s.

Rookie RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. (ankle) also was not at practice.

Related Players: Devin Singletary, Eric Gray

Raanan also mentioned that Malik Nabers was not at practice. If both rookies were to miss, we're dealing with a terrible offense dropping down to likely unwatchable territory. Singeltary would be a tough sell to fantasy managers trying to win a Championship.

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.