Giants running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. is not dwelling on recent high-profile errors as he navigates a shifting team landscape that includes the emergence of injured player Cam Skattebo and the recent signing of veteran Najee Harris. Tracy has acknowledged a missed pass block in the preseason opener against the Vikings, which left quarterback Jaxson Dart vulnerable, and an untouched red zone fumble against the Dolphins.
"A lot of people really just see the two bad plays, which is the big news and everything that’s going on right now," Tracy said. "But I feel like I had a good game when I watched the film, being really hard on myself. The fumble is a never [acceptable] event. But I feel like I was reading the holes well, my pass protection was correct."
Tracy, who previously was a two-time 1,000-yard player and a 23-game starter, now finds himself on the roster bubble. His situation is compounded by the return of Skattebo from injury and the addition of Harris, a Pro Bowl running back.
Despite the pressure, Tracy expressed confidence in his ability to be a productive player, stating, "Tyrone Tracy Jr. believes he can be a two-strike hitter."