Looks like it was due to watching the game in real time vs the end result most likely. I think at the half when I checked Tyrone was at like 5ish points and after the half Tyrone scored the 14 or so more points. I'm just guessing tho.What’s all the doom and gloom here about?
I have a share of Tracy in a keeper league, for transparency's sake.Looks like it was due to watching the game in real time vs the end result most likely. I think at the half when I checked Tyrone was at like 5ish points and after the half Tyrone scored the 14 or so more points. I'm just guessing tho.What’s all the doom and gloom here about?
Anyways, I like the added benefit of the pass game being shown here. He is like an Ekeler by the looks of it. Making him good for either gamescript(losing or winning). I think Singletary has a role, but Tyrone is a flex type and a bonafide RB1 if he gets opportunity. I just think like most backfields it will be murky. I think they might alt. drives?...hopefully not back to breather back.
I'd love to hear the bull case of Tyrone being the starter going forward, but we'll see how the week unfolds. Singletary surely is back next week.
This is important. Also, the fact that they *know* they can just throw it to him a lot and be successful shows me they definitely have a game-plan built in for him to be successful. Will be interesting to see how the splits are once Singletary gets back b/c this guy has shown he can play.Yeah the offense stinks but they also had like around twenty offensive formation or illegal shift penalties. That's certainly a part of what makes a bad offense but even just a little cleaner and it might have looked much better. They did just walk into Seattle last week and looked pretty good. There were some good balls that some receivers dropped last night too.
Meanwhile I don't really care how Tracy gives me 22.7 PPR points, whether it's in a pretty offense or an ugly one. Would be nice to see Nabers get back out there though. And for the offense to figure out how to run plays without penalties.
I think this will happen. They didn't want to take Tracy off the field last night even for a play. He gives juice this offense needs and Singletary has never had. The biggest positive last night was his ability to grind out first downs when there wasn't much room. They probably get shut out without Tracy last night. Once Nabers is back it will get even better.x.com
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I'm highly skeptical this would happen. Wishful thinking. As a Tracy owner, we can hope.
I sure hope you're right.I think this will happen. They didn't want to take Tracy off the field last night even for a play. He gives juice this offense needs and Singletary has never had. The biggest positive last night was his ability to grind out first downs when there wasn't much room. They probably get shut out without Tracy last night. Once Nabers is back it will get even better.x.com
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Local beat writer.
I'm highly skeptical this would happen. Wishful thinking. As a Tracy owner, we can hope.
Jacob Gibbs
Tyrone Tracy was trusted with way more responsibility in Week 6.
- 84% snap rate
- 72% route participation (41% in Week 5)
In Week 5, Eric Gray logged 7 pass block snaps to Tracy's 4. In Week 6, Tracy out-snapped Gray 5-1 in pass-blocking situations.
Every-down potential
I'm sorry, did we just compare Tracy to Walker? Let's tap the brakes just a little.Graham Barfield
Tyrone Tracy vs. Devin Singletary is the Ken Walker vs. Zach Charbonnet corollary
One is a fine RB
The other is a three down monster that creates yards out of thin air consistentlyx.com
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This is fantasy football. The brake lines have already been cut.I'm sorry, did we just compare Tracy to Walker? Let's tap the brakes just a little.Graham Barfield
Tyrone Tracy vs. Devin Singletary is the Ken Walker vs. Zach Charbonnet corollary
One is a fine RB
The other is a three down monster that creates yards out of thin air consistentlyx.com
x.com
Tracy has looked more explosive than Singletary when he was given the opportunity.I'm sorry, did we just compare Tracy to Walker? Let's tap the brakes just a little.Graham Barfield
Tyrone Tracy vs. Devin Singletary is the Ken Walker vs. Zach Charbonnet corollary
One is a fine RB
The other is a three down monster that creates yards out of thin air consistentlyx.com
x.com
Right? I’m getting David Johnson sophomore season vibes mostly.I'm sorry, did we just compare Tracy to Walker? Let's tap the brakes just a little.Graham Barfield
Tyrone Tracy vs. Devin Singletary is the Ken Walker vs. Zach Charbonnet corollary
One is a fine RB
The other is a three down monster that creates yards out of thin air consistentlyx.com
x.com
Now we are comparing him to DJ in his prime?Right? I’m getting David Johnson sophomore season vibes mostly.I'm sorry, did we just compare Tracy to Walker? Let's tap the brakes just a little.Graham Barfield
Tyrone Tracy vs. Devin Singletary is the Ken Walker vs. Zach Charbonnet corollary
One is a fine RB
The other is a three down monster that creates yards out of thin air consistentlyx.com
x.com
Now we're comparing Prime Payne to the guy who can only read things in black and white?Now we are comparing him to DJ in his prime?Right? I’m getting David Johnson sophomore season vibes mostly.I'm sorry, did we just compare Tracy to Walker? Let's tap the brakes just a little.Graham Barfield
Tyrone Tracy vs. Devin Singletary is the Ken Walker vs. Zach Charbonnet corollary
One is a fine RB
The other is a three down monster that creates yards out of thin air consistentlyx.com
x.com
Daboll's relationship should be hitched and focused on his best RB who give him a better chance to score and get good field position.I sure hope you're right.I think this will happen. They didn't want to take Tracy off the field last night even for a play. He gives juice this offense needs and Singletary has never had. The biggest positive last night was his ability to grind out first downs when there wasn't much room. They probably get shut out without Tracy last night. Once Nabers is back it will get even better.x.com
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Local beat writer.
I'm highly skeptical this would happen. Wishful thinking. As a Tracy owner, we can hope.
Understanding Dabol's relationship with Singletary, I will be shocked if this takes place.
Could see this as a 50/50 split next week where Dabol gives Singletary the "official" start at minimum, but then the takeover happens gradually.
At minimum, I'd expect Tracy to get the third down work and they MUST find a way...a la D. Achane...to get the ball in his hands more.
Coming right up, scour internet and here it exists, https://x.com/JoshNorris/status/1782091484235198546.Now we are comparing him to DJ in his prime?Right? I’m getting David Johnson sophomore season vibes mostly.I'm sorry, did we just compare Tracy to Walker? Let's tap the brakes just a little.Graham Barfield
Tyrone Tracy vs. Devin Singletary is the Ken Walker vs. Zach Charbonnet corollary
One is a fine RB
The other is a three down monster that creates yards out of thin air consistentlyx.com
x.com
Josh Norris from Underdog is good. Him and Hayden Winks have outstanding content.Coming right up, scour internet and here it exists, https://x.com/JoshNorris/status/1782091484235198546.Now we are comparing him to DJ in his prime?Right? I’m getting David Johnson sophomore season vibes mostly.I'm sorry, did we just compare Tracy to Walker? Let's tap the brakes just a little.Graham Barfield
Tyrone Tracy vs. Devin Singletary is the Ken Walker vs. Zach Charbonnet corollary
One is a fine RB
The other is a three down monster that creates yards out of thin air consistentlyx.com
x.com
Comps are Antonio Gibson and Ty Montgomery too. I think DJ is the Ceiling of course but why not.
DJ and Tyrone both converted from WR to RB so its kinda on target to me.
Same, Hank. I had him and Ray Davis circled in the 3rd round but he kept going in the 3.02 range when I was expecting more end of 3rd. Got him in 1/4, but am still fairly positive about getting Davis in the other 3.Salty I could only manage one share in 6 leagues. I was very high on him in dynasty during draft season but kept getting beaten to the punch and went well before I thought he should be.
isn't much. Saw that he practiced in full though.Any word on Singletary practice?
As usual, it's all about Nabers coming out of NYG beat writers.
Officially limited.D
isn't much. Saw that he practiced in full though.Any word on Singletary practice?
As usual, it's all about Nabers coming out of NYG beat writers.
Ok. Initial tweet didn't have him under limited. Good to know.Officially limited.D
isn't much. Saw that he practiced in full though.Any word on Singletary practice?
As usual, it's all about Nabers coming out of NYG beat writers.
Good.
He was limited all three sessions last week.
I may have to roll with him. Have J. Conner, but the matchup is terrible and he may be banged up.I have better options this week so I can afford to bench him and see how it plays out. Curious what the giants do.
Yea I at least have Pollard with Henry and K9. So I'm ok benching him.I may have to roll with him. Have J. Conner, but the matchup is terrible and he may be banged up.I have better options this week so I can afford to bench him and see how it plays out. Curious what the giants do.
keeping an eye on Singletary and his groin
Due to bye weeks and injuries, rolling him out over Zack Moss in 1/2 PPRWho is rolling the dice on him?
Big assumption because there may only be a handful of backs in the draft who are a clear upgrade and NYG may not want to burn draft picks on that spot when they have bigger problems. From a redraft standpoint, you'd probably hope for Tracy to cobble together enough good games to be a serviceable RB2/RB3 option. In dynasty, the hope would be that he shows enough to earn a high workload for next season.Not sure 6/23 and 3/9 rec on top is going to make anyone forget about Dev Singletary plus they might not want to overload Dev after the injury
Tracy deserves a split at this point but what's in it for the Giants and the Staff? Even if Tracy is a little better than Dev, they likely bring in some stiff competition next year
I bet if you owned the Giants and watched your former employee burn you for almost 200 yds today, you might not have that same outlookBig assumption because there may only be a handful of backs in the draft who are a clear upgrade and NYG may not want to burn draft picks on that spot when they have bigger problems. From a redraft standpoint, you'd probably hope for Tracy to cobble together enough good games to be a serviceable RB2/RB3 option. In dynasty, the hope would be that he shows enough to earn a high workload for next season.Not sure 6/23 and 3/9 rec on top is going to make anyone forget about Dev Singletary plus they might not want to overload Dev after the injury
Tracy deserves a split at this point but what's in it for the Giants and the Staff? Even if Tracy is a little better than Dev, they likely bring in some stiff competition next year
Seems like he's in a similar spot to Chase Brown last year where he can maybe show enough to stay relevant. Teams aren't in the business of burning a lot of $$$ at the RB spot just because they can if they have viable bodies on the roster.
The fact that they didn't want to pay Saquon even though he was their best player because they recognized that they have too many needs to invest that heavily in the RB position actually works against your point, which is that they are going to go big at RB in the offseason.I bet if you owned the Giants and watched your former employee burn you for almost 200 yds today, you might not have that same outlook
Bad teams with holes everywhere on the roster drafting RBs isn't rare. Teams want to take pressure off their young QB and "get back to running the ball" and draft Jonathan Brooks when Chubba was a bright spot on the roster. They overpay Swift when Herbert/Roshon combo looked ok.The fact that they didn't want to pay Saquon even though he was their best player because they recognized that they have too many needs to invest that heavily in the RB position actually works against your point, which is that they are going to go big at RB in the offseason.I bet if you owned the Giants and watched your former employee burn you for almost 200 yds today, you might not have that same outlook
32 teams in the NFL, maybe 5-6 good RBs in the average draft class, and Devin Singletary recently signed to a 3 year deal. None of this screams imminent workhorse back coming to NYG, though of course anything can happen with draft slots and BPA.
I'd say they're a strong statistical underdog to go big at this position in the next 12 months, especially if Tracy and Singletary have decent seasons.