Over the last two weeks, Tyrone Tracy Jr.’s stock has plummeted. In the New York Giants’ preseason opener, he missed a block that allowed Minnesota Vikings safety Jay Ward to crush quarterback Jaxson Dart on a sack.
In this week’s game against the Miami Dolphins, Tracy lost a fumble before halftime. He finished with six carries for 26 yards. Devin Singletary outperformed him, logging eight carries for 40 yards and a touchdown.
While this may seem like an overreaction, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see the Giants move on from Tracy.
Big Blue signed Narris Harris, a 6’1″, 232-pound ball-carrier who can split early-down touches with Cam Skattebo. Singletary may have played his way into the No. 3 spot. Tracy is the most dynamic pass-catcher of the group, but if the Giants believe he’s a liability in pass protection, they may cut or trade him.