Tyrone Tracy Jr.

Tracy’s lost his lead role and is getting far fewer plays while the rookie is taking over. With a calf tweak and a tough run defense this week, bench him unless you hear he’s starting again.

Bench him — he barely did anything last week and draws a tough game in Dallas, so only play him if your league is very shallow or you have absolutely no better option.

Start him this week — he looks like the Giants’ main running back and should get plenty of carries and catches against a Washington run defense that was weak last year. Watch the first few plays for dropped passes or fewer targets; if he’s shaky in the passing game or losing snaps, consider sitting him.

Draft him in the late rounds as a cheap pick — a teammate’s preseason hamstring issue could open the door for more early-down work. He does share snaps and has some fumbling and low yards-per-run worries, but he catches passes and could be worth the gamble if he gets a lot of playing time.