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Robinson also negated a fourth quarter Tyrone Tracy touchdown with a holding penalty. Robinson’s typically empty calorie effort did feature his most receptions since Week 4, but that was also the last time he reached 70 yards. This offense needs to go back to square one in 2025. Robinson can’t be such a big part of the attack. The Colts’ elite pass defense awaits for Week 17.

The only Giant to find the end zone in a humiliating 34-7 loss — a fourth quarter holding penalty negating a second score — Tracy also managed his second most receiving yards of the season. Tracy has posted at least four grabs three times in his past five games, but rushing volume is proving difficult to come by in this broken offense. That will keep Tracy on the RB2/3 borderline for Week 17 against the Colts’ admittedly soft run defense.

This has somehow become Nabers’ usual, inefficient statline amongst his league-worst quarterback play. He almost didn’t get there after coming up gimpy following his second reception. Grimacing, Nabers could be seen attempting to stretch out his pectoral for several moments. He eventually made his way back, however, and almost capped the proceedings with a garbage time touchdown. Unfortunately, Drew Lock missed him twice in the end zone as the fourth quarter neared its expiration. Hitting his floor every week with seemingly no ceiling, Nabers will remain a back-end WR2 for the fantasy finals vs. Indy’s stout pass defense.

The Giants were two-score underdogs against a team with a rookie quarterback making his first career start in Week 16. We quickly found out why. Lock’s second pick-six — talk about a phrase where you never want to see after the word “second” — seemed to be more the fault of his right tackle, who botched the play. It was, nevertheless, a pick-six. His first a quarter earlier was all on the signal caller, as Lock never saw Jessie Bates easily jumping the route. Lock also lost a fumble in an all-around dismal performance. Lock is being put in an impossible position, but he’s not improving it in any way, shape or form. He’s not an NFL-level starter and probably isn’t a legitimate No. 2, either. It’s unclear who of Lock, Tommy DeVito, and Tim Boyle may start against the Colts in Week 17.

Unwelcome news for Michael Penix Jr.'s starting debut, but the rookie never expected things to be easy. Inactive for the G-Men are QB Tim Boyle, CB Greg Stroman, CB Dee Williams, CB Divaad Wilson, OG Aaron Stinnie and DL Casey Rogers.

Tracy is listed as questionable for Week 16. He was limited in practice throughout the week after tweaking his ankle in Week 15 against the Ravens. The rookie shared the backfield with veteran Devin Singletary in that game, seeing a measly 10 rush attempts plus a lone reception. Now stuck in a committee on an awful offense, Tracy is stuck in the RB3 for his date with Atlanta.

The move ends the veteran linebacker’s season. Okereke appeared in 12 games for the Giants in 2024, amassing 93 total tackles and 2.0 sacks in his sixth professional season. It was his second season with the Giants after entering the league as a third-round selection by the Colts in the 2019 NFL Draft.

Two of the Giants’ best remaining defenders are questionable to play this week. Burns managed just one limited practice (Friday) while CB Deonte Banks (rib) remained limited all week. Both players are at risk of missing Michael Penix’s first career start, elevating his fantasy-scoring potential.

Robinson relies on high target volume and reasonable accuracy to produce in fantasy. Both factors have been an issue since Daniel Jones’ Week 11 departure. The shifty slot receiver is earning targets at just a 14.9 percent rate while averaging 0.80 yards per route run over the last five weeks. He is a low-floor WR5/6 with Drew Lock under center.

This is unfortunate. Tracy was unable to graduate to Full Participant status and Devin Singletary significantly ate into Tracy’s workload last week. Tracy can only be started as a volatile RB3. Hopefully, clarifying news will come over the weekend regarding both his ankle and role.