Giants place RB Tyrone Tracy on injured reserve, sidelining him for four weeks
Giants general manager Joe Schoen announced that running back Tyrone Tracy will be placed on injured reserve after a hamstring injury, with an expected four-week recovery period.
Giants general manager Joe Schoen said the team will move running back Tyrone Tracy to injured reserve following a hamstring injury sustained in the second quarter of New York’s Week 7 win over the Texans. The move is expected to keep Tracy out for about four weeks, though Schoen indicated it is not a season-ending injury.
In Tracy’s absence, the Giants plan to rely on Devin Singletary as the primary back in passing situations behind starter Cam Skattebo. Singletary, who logged a 30-yard touchdown run in overtime during the Texans game, is expected to see an expanded role in the short term.
The backfield adjustment comes as the Giants continue to manage injuries among their running backs, with Skattebo returning after a brief benching for fumbling concerns. The roster change provides a clearer picture of the short-term depth chart ahead of the upcoming matchup.