The New York Giants are ready to deploy a brutal, ground-and-pound assault under Matt Nagy, with franchise quarterback Jaxson Dart telegraphing a heavy dose of volume for running backs Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr. While Skattebo finished his rookie season with an elite 3.84 Yards Created Per Touch (No. 6 among qualifying backs) and a +10.6 Production Premium (No. 6), he admits he is still facing a massive mental hurdle to fully trust his surgically repaired ankle. If he is not 100-percent by the season opener, expect Tracy to heavily command the high-value touches, leaving veterans like Devin Singletary to be rotational pieces.

If the starting quarterback is already preparing the ground for a run-heavy scheme in May, it will be challenging for Dart, Malik Nabers and other members of the Giants passing game to exceed their fantasy points scoring expectations. Dart and Nabers are a hard fade in all fantasy formats with an eye toward buying the dip in dynasty as the regular season wears on.