Cam Skattebo surged in Week 2, flashing a growing backfield role behind Tyrone Tracy Jr. for Arizona. He totaled 11 carries for 45 yards, added 14 receiving yards on 3 targets, and punched in a rushing score, signaling increased red-zone opportunity and overallTouch potential. With a Week 3 matchup looming,Skattebo is a viable flex add in all formats, though his true ceiling is higher in non-PPR/half-PPR than pure PPR.

Expect a continued split workload with Tracy Jr. handling more passing game work. Skattebo’s future value hinges on how often he’s involved near the goal line, but his Week 2 performance makes him a credible Week 3 starter in most fantasy setups.

Week 2 produced a 40-37 OT shootout loss for the New York Giants to Dallas, as 506 total yards and 37 points weren’t enough to seal the win. Russell Wilson sparked the opponent with 450 passing yards and three TDs, a performance that echoed elite fantasy outputs but ended with an overtime miscue on Nabers. The Giants moved the ball efficiently yet left points on the board due to four penalties on a single drive and a 1-for-5 red-zone day.

Defensively, the Giants wore down as Dallas wore out the run game, and Shane Bowen’s calls drew scrutiny. Special teams contributed positively—Gano nailed three short FGs, Turpin piled up kickoff yardage, and Olszewski along with Tracy Jr. provided solid return days. With Gipson inactive, questions linger about Kafka’s rhythm against Bowen’s unit. What’s next for the Giants scheduling-wise remains a key talking point for fantasy rosters.

Week 2 fantasy outlook: Tyrone Tracy Jr. opens as the Giants’ backfield leader, but Dallas’ stout front makes his ceiling modest. Week 1 showed limited efficiency (24 rushing, 11 receiving) and New York could fall behind, muting his rushing volume.

In deeper leagues he’s a risky flex; in shallower formats, bench him unless he finds the end zone or offers meaningful pass game work. Cam Skattebo lurks behind, so don’t overcommit and monitor the game script closely.