Giants getting Tyrone Tracy back vs. Eagles, lose…
Tyrone Tracy will make his return for the Giants Thursday evening after lacking only two video games with a partially dislocated shoulder. Tracy was not on the injury report launched Wednesday by the workforce, that means he’ll face the Eagles at MetLife Stadium.
The news was not as good for the Giants relating to vast receiver Darius Slayton. He performed 55 of the 73 snaps on offense in last Sunday’s 26-14 loss to the Saints, compelled off the sector late with a strained hamstring.
With a condensed week and only 4 days until the next sport, Slayton has been ruled out for Thursday.
Giants working back Tyrone Tracy Jr (29) will return from injury for Thursday’s sport vs. the Eagles. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post
Giants vast receiver Darius Slayton has been ruled out for Thursday’s sport vs. the Eagles. AP
Expect veteran Lil’Jordan Humphrey to be elevated from the follow squad as additional depth at the receiver place.
Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, set to make his third NFL start, will likely be working with a depleted receiver corps, as Slayton is out and No. 1 goal Malik Nabers is on season-ending injured reserve with a torn ACL.
Dart will throw to Wan’Dale Robinson, rookie Beaux Collins, Jalin Hyatt and probably Humphrey as vast receivers. Dart relied closely on proper ends Theo Johnson and Daniel Bellinger in New Orleans.
Tracy began two of the first three video games before injuring his shoulder in the Week 3 loss to the Chiefs. He was off to a slow start, with only 68 yards on 22 speeding makes an attempt. Rookie Cam Skattebo leads the workforce with 240 speeding yards but is averaging only 3.8 yards per attempt. He has two of the Giants’ three speeding touchdowns.
Tracy handed the assessments given to him by the medical employees before he was eliminated from the injury report.
“Understanding that it’s one thing the docs are wanting at, obtained to make sure all people’s snug with the scenario and make sure I can go on the market and execute my job at a high stage,’’ Tracy said on Tuesday. “That’s actually what it’s. If I can’t go on the market and produce and play the best way I would like to play then I shouldn’t be on the market.’’
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