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There has been an early shift in the Giants’ running back room and it isn’t a mystery to both Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr.&nbsp;

Last week, Tracy found himself not starting at running back and instead returning kickoffs for the first time since Sept. 26, 2024. 

Devin Singletary started in his place, but the calls were favoring Skattebo, who had 11 carries to Tracy’s five in the Giants’ overtime loss to the Cowboys.&nbsp;

Brian Daboll admitted the distribution “could be a week-to-week deal.” He added whoever is hot will get the ball and if no one is standing out, the Giants will use all three of them.&nbsp;

There has been an early shift in the Giants’ running back room and it isn’t a mystery to both Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr. {ai:summary}The Giants’ running back room is shifting; Tyrone Tracy Jr. didn’t start and returned kicks for the first time since Sept. 26, 2024.Devin Singletary started, but Cam Skattebo led carries (11 to 5). Daboll says the distribution could be week-to-week: the hot hand gets the ball, or all three if none stand out. #sports

Giants backfield putting ‘trust’ in Brian Daboll’s usage plan

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