Undervalued handcuff with standalone receiving upside at RB48 ADP.

The source's second-strongest handcuff conviction with similar upside to Tank Bigsby but on a worse offensive situation (Giants with low implied win total and Matt Nair at QB). Tracy has been pushed deep in ADP at RB48 across the industry, creating value as a handcuff with standalone upside potential. He has standalone value as a contingent upside play in the Giants backfield; he's ranked RB45 on Underdog and RB44 in sharper formats like FFPC, suggesting professional drafters see value in his role. His baseline production is strong: 1,600 rushing yards, 7 rushing touchdowns, 74 receptions, and 3 receiving touchdowns over two NFL seasons; he's been a solid RB2 when given the starting job and has posted 1,000 yards from scrimmage in back-to-back seasons. Tracy has receiving upside and will likely play a bigger role than most expect in the Giants backfield; he has passing-game chops as a former receiver and ranks top 20 in yards per route run on pass-down situations. The source believes Tracy can handle the pass-game work that Scataboo would leave behind and has standalone value in best-ball formats.