In a game where I'm expecting the Giants to be playing from behind, I think Tracy is someone who suffers from that game script on the ground. Last week Tracy fumbled for the second week in a row. After that fumble he sat out multiple drives, sharing touches with Devin Singletary and Eric Gray. They have shown some willingness to spread the rock and should continue to do so on Thanksgiving. After his fumble two weeks ago Daboll had Tracy’s back and said it wouldn’t impact his workload multiple times. After his fumble this week he changed his tone and was a bit tougher saying: “Tyrone Tracy Jr. turned the ball over. We gave Devin Singletary some burn, and Eric Gray, then put Tracy back in too. Ball security is something we gotta continue to stress and work on. But I have a lot of confidence in Tracy. But we can’t turn the ball over to the other team.” Even a little bit more of Singletary and Gray this week would give us a pretty solid edge. Daboll can be a bit of a harsh coach, and while they want to get the rookie playing time, they also want to teach him a lesson about ball control. On top of the coachspeak and benching last week, the Giants are 3.5-point dogs with a hurt backup QB and OL that is consistently allowing a 40%+ pressure rate against a DAL D very capable of getting pressure despite their other woes. I’m not sure the Giants have a ton of sustained success here offensively which could lead to play volume issues in general.