Why Giants’ post-Saquon running game plan may never get off drawing board

Don’t stick a fork in the Giants’ three-pronged plan to create a formidable rushing attack just yet.

There is not enough of a body of evidence to make any definitive statements about the 2024 NFL season.

But the initial evidence suggested that it might not be as easy to replace Saquon Barkley’s year-over-year production with a committee of fresh legs, an attack-minded offensive scheme and an improved offensive line as thought by some analytics-loyalists who devalue running backs. The duo of Devin Singletary and rookie Tyrone Tracy Jr. averaged 3.2 yards per carry in a 28-6 season-opening loss to the Vikings.

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