Tyrone Tracy, running back for the New York Giants, has been listed as a non-participant in practice due to an aggravated ankle injury. Despite a strong performance earlier in the season, Tracy's future role remains uncertain as the team evaluates his health and game plan. Coach Brian Daboll has indicated that Tracy's touches may not increase even after a standout game, depending on the return of veteran back Devin Singletary.
- Tyrone Tracy's ankle injury could limit his availability for the upcoming game against the Colts.
- Despite a strong performance in Week 5, Tracy's role may not expand significantly due to game plan considerations.
Tyrone Tracy | RB
Injury
Week 16
1 receptions
2 targets
15 rec yards
1 rec TDs
10 carries
54 rush yards
0- Listed as DNP due to an aggravated ankle injury.
- Logged 69 yards from scrimmage and one receiving TD in his last game.
New York Giants
- Coach Brian Daboll is cautious about increasing Tracy's role despite his recent performance.
- Devin Singletary's health will significantly impact the backfield dynamics.