Posted on Nov 01
Giants rookie Tyrone Tracy cleared to play against Washington Commanders, earns praise from Brian Daboll
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Giants face uncertainty at kicker and running back positions ahead of matchup against Washington Commanders.
Why it matters: The Giants are dealing with injuries to their starting kicker Greg Joseph and rookie running back Tyrone Tracy, creating questions about their depth and performance in key areas.
What's new:
- Tyrone Tracy has cleared the concussion protocol and will be available to play against the Washington Commanders.
- Greg Joseph has been ruled out for the game due to an oblique injury, leaving a void in the kicking position.
- Jude McAtamney, currently on the practice squad, is expected to step in as the kicker in Joseph's absence.
Yes, but: The Giants have already faced issues with their kicking game this season, and relying on a practice squad player raises concerns about consistency and reliability.
- Tracy's return brings excitement as he has impressed as a rookie running back, surpassing Devin Singletary for the No. 1 role.
- Prior to his injury, Tracy showcased his abilities with 20 carries for 145 yards and a touchdown.
What to watch:
- How well Jude McAtamney performs as the Giants' third kicker this season.
- Whether Tracy can maintain his impressive form and contribute to the Giants' offense against a tough Washington defense.
What's next: The Giants will closely monitor the performances of both McAtamney and Tracy as they aim to secure a crucial victory against the Washington Commanders.
The bottom line: Injuries to key players like Greg Joseph and the emergence of rookie Tyrone Tracy highlight the challenges the Giants face in maintaining stability and effectiveness in crucial positions.