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John Harbaugh on RB timeshare: Someone has to "do something" to earn job

The New York Giants struggled on the ground during their recent defeat to the Saints, managing only 34 yards on 14 carries. Following the loss, Najee Harris expressed frustration regarding the team's backfield rotation, noting that the frequent substitutions hinder his ability to establish a consistent rhythm.

Tyrone Tracy led the group with six carries, while Harris and Devin Singletary each recorded four, and Cam Skattebo did not see any action despite his previous workload. Addressing these concerns, head coach John Harbaugh stated that while he understands the desire for a steady flow, no player has yet demonstrated enough performance to earn a primary role.

He emphasized that the current running back corps must maximize their limited opportunities to secure more playing time in the future.

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