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Isaiah Likely is more of a utility weapon than a traditional tight end. The Giants move him throughout the formation, and he has displayed clear early chemistry with Dart. Likely attacks all three levels of the defense, and the Giants appear intent on featuring him.

You hope a receiver steps up. In the meantime, Likely appears to be the No. 2 option behind Malik Nabers.

We rank Likely 11th among our TEs and the potential is certainly there for him to finish in that range, making him a potential target later in drafts if you're waiting on the position or just lookin for a quality backup. John Paulsen points out that in the 19 career games where Likely's played at least 40 snaps, he has averaged 3.5-42-0.53, or 9.1 fantasy points per game, which are low-end TE1 numbers.

Jeremiyah Love was listed as the No. 2 running back on the initial depth chart of the season, causing a mini-uproar on social media. But Love ended up being the first running back taking snaps with the starters when 11-on-11 started on Sunday.

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Writer Darren Urban added that Allgeier still got plenty of work with the first team, and, was sure to point out he feels Love and Allgeier are going to split RB1 duties, regardless of what the depth chart says. While it may be frustrating to hear for Love owners, it shouldn't be a surprise. Allgeier was a very effective back in that role alongside Bijan Robinson last season in Atlanta. Allgeier makes for a nice target later in drafts for those taking the Zero RB approach.

As for that running game, it is clear Cam Skattebo is the top back. Tyrone Tracy and Devin Singletary are the preferred options in passing situations, but Skattebo is first up in almost every running drill and receives the majority of the carries throughout practice.

Writer Connor Hughes added that last year, especially early, there was closer to a 50-45-5 split among Skattebo, Tracy and Singletary. That is not the case now. Skattebo said earlier this week that it is no secret Harbaugh wants to run the ball. The story went on to say Skattebo is excited to chase the 300-carry, 2,000-yard rushing season he discussed at the team’s town hall. Ironically, our John Paulsen points out Skattebo grades very well in the passing game and certainly has three-down back potential if the Giants want to keep him on the field. He's ranked 16th among our RBs and could be a steal.