Giants Lose Running Back Tyrone Tracy to Shoulder Injury Against Chiefs

New York Giants running back Tyrone Tracy suffered a shoulder injury during the first quarter of their game against the Kansas City Chiefs, which forced him to leave the game and head to the locker room for evaluation. Tracy had a strong start with seven carries for 29 yards and a few receptions before the injury occurred following a collision near the Chiefs' sideline. The team’s medical staff attended to him on the field, and he was later seen favoring his right shoulder while walking off. Tracy's status for returning to the game was listed as questionable, and rookie Cam Skattebo, along with Devin Singletary, took over the running back duties in his absence. The Giants also faced another setback with their kicker Graham Gano exiting early due to a groin injury, leading punter Jamie Gillan to handle kicking responsibilities. This sequence of injuries posed significant challenges for the Giants during the game.