Jameis Winston and the New York Giants wasted no time getting on the board today, taking an early 7-0 lead over the New Orleans Saints. It was a strong start that immediately set the tone for the home team.
Winston Connects, Tracy Explodes for the Early Lead
Jameis Winston made sure the Giants got off to a hot start, evading pressure like a boss to find running back Tyrone Tracy on a huge third-down play. Tracy wasn’t done, finding open running room and taking it 17 yards to the house! The extra point sailed through, putting the Giants up 7-0 with just over five minutes still ticking in the first quarter. That’s how you set the tone, right? The scoring drive also saw wide receiver Darnell Mooney make a 20-yard run and Winston himself punch it in with a three-yard sneak on a critical fourth down.
Giants’ RB Committee Already Playing Hardball with Skattebo
What’s really interesting here is the Giants’ running back situation right out of the gate. Tracy’s touchdown was part of a committee approach for the first two drives, with other backs getting touches too. But one name was noticeably absent from the action: Cam Skattebo. A report dropped this morning that Najee Harris would see more time, specifically at Skattebo’s expense. And hey, Skattebo does have four fumbles this season, so maybe the Giants are sending a message early with this rotation. It’s clear they’re not afraid to mix things up and use all their weapons right out of the gate.
It’s an early statement for the Giants, going up 7-0 in the first quarter. This running back rotation, especially with Skattebo out of the mix early, is definitely something to keep an eye on as this game unfolds. Can they keep that momentum rolling?
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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