NFL Position Roles - New York Giants

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks) Tyrone Tracy has taken control of the Giants’ backfield, logging a 58% snap share with 16 rushes and 3 targets per game while handling 33% of New York’s red-zone rushing attempts. Devin Singletary complements him on 42% of snaps, averaging 14 rushes and 1 target per game and leading the team with 56% of the red-zone carries.

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks) Wan’Dale Robinson is the focal point of the passing attack, playing 92% of snaps with 10 targets per game and 14% of the Giants’ red-zone targets. Isaiah Hodgins follows with a 76% snap share, 4 targets per game and 29% of red-zone looks. Jalin Hyatt contributes big-play ability with a 61% snap rate in his lone game, drawing 4 targets (4 per game) and 33% of the red-zone targets in that appearance. Darius Slayton rounds out the top group with a 68% snap share across two games, averaging 2 targets per game without red-zone involvement.

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks) Theo Johnson leads the tight end room with an 85% snap share, averaging 6 targets per game and commanding 29% of New York’s red-zone targets.