Tyrone Tracy

ANALYSIS
Tracy won't pop off the page with college production, as he spent his first three years at Iowa playing wide receiver in one of the worst passing offenses in the country. He later transferred to Purdue, where he returned to his natural position as a running back and racked up 716 yards in 2023 while averaging 6.3 yards per carry. Tracy also tested as a strong athlete across the board at the NFL Combine, particularly in explosive tests such as the vertical and broad jump. His experience as both a rusher and pass catcher should bode well for his potential to stay on the field, and Devin Singletary is the only true obstacle to Tracy gaining a significant role in the Giants' offense.

ANALYSIS
Tracy is the 11th-best running back prospect in the class, according to Brugler. Tracy started his college career as a wide receiver at Iowa but converted to running back at Purdue, rushing for 716 yards and eight touchdowns in 2023. His versatile skill set should allow Tracy to contribute on special teams as well at the NFL level, though his decision-making at the line of scrimmage is an understandable weakness for a player who is still relatively new to the running back position.