Devin Singletary Sees Reduced Role as Tyrone Tracy Leads Giants Backfield

In the New York Giants' Week 10 road loss to the Bears, running back Devin Singletary saw a reduced role compared to teammate Tyrone Tracy. Tracy led the backfield in carries with 14 for 71 yards, while Singletary had 8 carries for 20 yards. Singletary did hold a slight edge in targets, with 3 to Tracy's 2. In other backfield news, Chicago Bears RB D'Andre Swift outperformed rookie Kyle Monangai in a Week 10 win, dominating snap share (61% to 39%), carry share (62% to 33%), and route rate (56% to 39%) in his return from a groin injury. The Kansas City Chiefs' Josh Simmons is expected to return to practice this week after tending to a personal matter. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Chris Godwin and Bucky Irving remain out with unclear return timelines due to fibula and shoulder/toe injuries, respectively. Haason Reddick is also uncertain for Week 11 with knee and ankle injuries. The Cincinnati Bengals have opened a 21-day injury window for Joe Burrow, who is returning to practice after turf toe. The Houston Texans' C.J. Stroud remains in concussion protocol, and M.J. Stewart will miss the rest of the season with a quad injury.