Giants RB Tyrone Tracy dislocated his right shoulder in Sunday night's loss to the Chiefs. ESPN's Jordan Raanan reports that he's "expected to miss some time." Although that's entirely vague, it at least indicates a multi-week absence.
We'll watch for an expected recovery timeline from the team, but the next clear signal might be whether the Giants place Tracy on IR. That would knock him out for at least four games. The team's bye doesn't hit until Week 14.
Cam Skattebo will obviously take over the backfield, which he already seemed to be doing over the past two games.
Skattebo rushed only 10 times in the loss to the Chiefs, but he racked up 60 yards and a TD. The fourth-round rookie also led the team in targets (8), receptions (6), and receiving yards (61) against K.C.
Don't bet on that happening weekly, but Skattebo proved highly effective as a receiver in college.
Expect Tracy to run second to Skattebo once he returns, in a Giants offense desperate for answers.
Devin Singletary also played 24% of the snaps against the Chiefs, carrying four times for 11 yards.
The Giants get a challenging -- though banged up -- Chargers defense in Week 4, then head to New Orleans before returning home to face the Eagles.
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