Former Purdue running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. scored his first career touchdown in the NFL on Sunday night, as the New York Giants played the Cincinnati Bengals.

In the opinion of the North Jersey Bergen Record's Art Stapleton, New York Giants running back Devin Singletary (groin) will serve in the role that Eric Gray had in the Week 6 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday night when he returns from his injury.

It was on New York Giants rookie running back Tyrone Tracy Jr .'s fourth run that he finally broke free on Sunday in Seattle. The play saw him burst through the middle, cut to the left of center John Michael Schmitz Jr.

SEATTLE — At mid-week, Tyrone Tracy Jr. figured Devin Singletary would be fine and available for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks. After all, Singletary, though diminutive, has proven to be a tough guy in his NFL career, with no games missed because of injury since his 2019 rookie year.

Giants rookie running back Tyrone Tracy hopes to build off his breakout game against the Seahawks. The 5th-round pick had 119 yards rushing on 18 carries in his first NFL start, leading the Giants to a surprising win that the team hopes will get them rolling.

For one half, the Giants could not run the ball Sunday night against the Bengals at MetLife Stadium. A week after rookie Tyrone Tracy ran for 129 yards in Seattle, the Giants were stopped cold on the ground in the first half by a Bengals defense that came into the game 29th in the league in run defense,

New York Giants running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. navigates the open space for a 12-yard burst through an open hole.