Giants RB Cam Skattebo will undergo surgery on his dislocated ankle Sunday night at a local Philadelphia hospital.

Skattebo suffered the injury in the second quarter and was immediately carted off with an air cast on. It was a tough scene for everyone to watch Skattebo in that position. The Giants will move forward with Tyrone Tracy and Devin Singletary leading the backfield. Here’s to a successful surgery and a speedy recovery for Skattebo.

Giants rookie RB Cam Skattebo was carted off with an ankle injury against the Eagles.

Fox didn’t even replay the play. That, plus the fact they put an air case on him, likely tells you all you need to know. A very unfortunate situation for the Giants and a great person. Tyrone Tracy will likely take over as the lead back with Devin Singletary also getting work.

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.

Brian Daboll is optimistic RB Tyrone Tracy (shoulder) will be able to make his return Thursday night.

Related players: Cam Skattebo

Tracy returned to practice last week but was unable to go in Sunday's game against the Saints. Skattebo has led the way and will likely do so again this week even if Tracy returns on Thursday night against the Eagles. Although opposing teams have had success running the ball against the Eagles this year, Tracy owners probably want to monitor the workload he gets before inserting him back into lineups.

The Giants are listing RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. (shoulder) as doubtful for Sunday vs. the Saints.

RB Cam Skattebo (knee) is off the injury report and good to go, as is QB Jaxson Dart (left hamstring). DL Dexter Lawrence (illness) is questionable.

We should see another healthy dose of Skattebo after the team made it clear they want to ride the run game as much as possible with a rookie QB and an injured Malik Nabers. Skattebo should be considered an RB2 and has legit 25-30 touch upside if the game stays close at all.

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.

It's trending heavily in favor of Tyrone Tracy, in part because Cam Skattebo has missed the past two weeks with a minor leg injury. Skattebo may be getting closer to a return, but the setback put a halt to his charge for significant carries early in the season. Tracy has taken first-team reps, almost exclusively, this summer, while Skattebo took only a handful. The rookie did flash an ability to catch the ball out of the backfield and excel in open space. That is what Skattebo's role likely will be early in the season, with the carries split being somewhere in the 70-30 range in favor of Tracy.

Raanan got some pushback from Skattebo fantasy drafters when he said this was "100%" Tracy's backfield, and he's doubling down now. The ADP has already started to push the backs further apart, and if this is really a 70/30 split, it's probably not far enough.

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.