Tyrone Tracy Jr.

Since Week 5, Tracy Jr. has been the RB21 in fantasy points per game, averaging 16.5 touches and 84.5 total yards per game. Among 61 qualifying backs, Tracy Jr. ranks 22nd in explosive run rate, 20th in missed tackles forced per attempt, and 16th in yards after contact per attempt. Unfortunately, he has another nasty matchup this week on the ground. Since Week 10, Atlanta has kept backs running into brick walls, allowing the seventh-lowest explosive run rate, the fourth-fewest rushing yards per game, and the sixth-lowest missed tackle rate. Tracy Jr. has an ankle injury. He was limited all week in practice and has been listed as questionable. If you have him, picking up Devin Singletary off the wire is a wise move.

Tyrone Tracy: Led the team in carries with 10 attempts for 31 yards (3.1 YPC), including a long of 12 yards. He had nine carries in the first half.
Devin Singletary: Rushed 8 times for 25 yards (3.1 YPC) and scored 1 rushing touchdown, with a long run of 5 yards. Back-breaking vulture TD. Singletary also added 3 catches on 3 targets for 16 yards, with a long of 8 yards. Tracy caught 1 pass on 4 targets for 4 yards.
Tracy still dominated the snaps over Singletary at 68% to 34%, but fantasy managers cannot afford to lose any opportunities for players in the Giants' offense. Singletary earning goal-line work is not good.
However, if Drew Lock is back at QB, expect Tracy to get fed with dump-offs. The only way Lock was able to move the ball was through quick passes.