Giants' Rookie Tyrone Tracy Jr. Shines in Victory Over Seahawks

Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s impressive performance as a running back raises questions about his future role with the Giants.

Tyrone Tracy Jr., originally a wide receiver, rushed for 129 yards on 18 carries in the Giants' 29-20 win over the Seahawks.
With starter Devin Singletary sidelined, Tracy seized the opportunity, showcasing his ability to run both outside and between the tackles.
Head coach Brian Daboll acknowledged Tracy's breakout performance and hinted at a potential increase in his playing time.
Tracy's speed and agility were evident, as he recorded multiple runs over 10 yards, contributing significantly to the Giants' offensive success.
The Giants now face a decision on how to balance Tracy's role with Singletary's return, potentially leading to a running back committee approach.