The Giants took the field Tuesday for their third consecutive practice, and second straight padded session, at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.
Wednesday will be an off day before the players return for one more practice on Thursday ahead of this weekend's preseason matchup against the Houston Texans.
Coach Brian Daboll met with reporters prior to practice while running back Devin Singletary and wide receiver Malik Nabers spoke after.
Here are five things we learned at the podium Tuesday.
1. Tracy leaves practice with ankle injury
Practice paused for a few minutes Tuesday after running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. went down with an ankle injury during a special teams period. The Giants released the following statement after practice:
"RB Tyrone Tracy sustained an ankle injury and will be undergoing further imaging at HSS for a more comprehensive evaluation."
"Very difficult," Devin Singletary said about Tracy's injury. "We put a lot into this. You can't really prevent injuries in this game. It's a 100% injury rate, but you always hate to see one of your brothers go down. We don't know exactly what's going on, but we hate to see him go down."
Tracy has been one of the stars of training camp. During the preseason opener against the Lions, the rookie running back ran the ball five times for 26 yards, good for an average of 5.2 yards per carry, while forcing four missed tackles. Prior to practice, Daboll complimented Tracy for how quickly he's been able to learn the offense.
"I think he's done a good job of really picking up all the little nuances, the protections, the identifications, the route concepts, the alignments," Daboll said. "He's a smart player. I'm glad we got him. ... He's got good size though. He's got good length. He's done well for a young player that's just entered into our program."
"A lot of potential," Singletary added about the rookie. "It's been great. Coming in as a rookie, playing the way he's been playing. I would say he hasn't really been playing like a rookie. He's been like a second or third year player, the way he's been performing. Of course, he still has room to grow, but he's off to a good start."
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