Giants RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. again led the backfield with 21 backfield touches to Devin Singletary’s two. Tracy only rushed for 45 yards on 16 carries but did fine the endzone. He also drew 10 targets catching five for 38 yards.
Tracy is locked in as the lead back for the Giants moving forward, but the offense continued to be a mess with Drew Lock at QB. The likely lack of scoring moving forward will be tough to trust.
For the fantasy playoffs, Tracy faces the Ravens (neutral), Falcons (neutral) and Colts (positive).
In general, it a good playoff schedule, but Tracy will need to get enough work through the air to stay afloat as a fantasy RB2.
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