
Devin Singletary Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 5'7" / 203 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- September 3, 1997 (25)
- Experience
- 5th Season
- Drafted
- 2019 / Rd. 3 / Pk. 74 (BUF)
- College
- Florida Atlantic
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Devin Singletary News
Buffalo Bills running back Devin Singletary saw plenty of action during Sunday's Divisional Round matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals. He had trouble finding room to run, while only rushing for 24 yards on six attempts. However, Singletary did much better in the receiving game with five receptions on eight targets for an additional 38 yards in the loss. It'll be interesting to see if Singletary returns to Buffalo next season. He'll be an unrestricted free agent, but it's possible he returns to Buffalo. However, he'll likely split up the workload with James Cook if he does come back. Nonetheless, Singletary's fantasy value will be determined on where he ends up next season.
Buffalo Bills running back Devin Singletary has struggled to make much noise over the last two weeks. It's not going to get any easier for Singletary against the Cincinnati Bengals this weekend. The biggest issue for Singletary is that he splits up the carries with James Cook. Throughout the season, Singletary only rushed over 14 times in a single game twice over the course of the year. That being said, he'll likely need to make some plays in the receiving game in order to have respectable value this weekend. He'll have flex value in DFS contests, but fantasy managers shouldn't expect a big outing from Singletary.
Buffalo Bills running back Devin Singletary didn't make a huge impact, but got the job done versus the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. He rushed 10 times for 48 yards in the playoff victory over Miami. It's worth noting that Singletary wasn't involved in the passing game this week. Also, fellow running back James Cook out-touched Singletary in this game. The expectation is that these two will continue to split up the workload through the rest of the season. That being said, Singletary will be a weak flex option heading into the Divisional Round.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Josh Allen |
Case Keenum | |
RB | Devin Singletary |
James Cook | |
FB | Reggie Gilliam |
LWR | Gabe Davis |
Jake Kumerow | |
RWR | Stefon Diggs |
Khalil Shakir | |
SWR | Isaiah McKenzie |
Jamison Crowder | |
TE | Dawson Knox |
Quintin Morris | |
LT | Dion Dawkins |
Tommy Doyle | |
LG | Rodger Saffold |
Bobby Hart | |
C | Mitch Morse |
Greg Van Roten | |
RG | Ryan Bates |
Ike Boettger | |
RT | Spencer Brown |
David Quessenberry |
LDE | Greg Rousseau |
Boogie Basham | |
LDT | DaQuan Jones |
Jordan Phillips | |
RDT | Ed Oliver |
Tim Settle | |
RDE | Von Miller |
Shaq Lawson | |
WLB | Matt Milano |
A.J. Klein | |
MLB | Tremaine Edmunds |
Tyrel Dodson | |
LCB | Tre'Davious White |
Christian Benford | |
SS | Jordan Poyer |
Damar Hamlin | |
FS | Micah Hyde |
Dean Marlowe | |
RCB | Dane Jackson |
Kaiir Elam | |
NB | Taron Johnson |
Siran Neal |
PK | Tyler Bass |
It doesn't make much sense to have doubts about Buffalo Bills running back Devin Singletary, even with the ongoing talk about the team's backfield this offseason. Yes, Zack Moss hasn't been bad, but he hasn't been even remotely close to Singletary's production levels. That's why the 24-year-old racked up almost twice the PPR points Moss produced last year, and the former also bested his backfield partner on a per-game basis putting up 11.3 FPPG to Moss' 8.0 score. Singletary did it all last...