Singleton's favorable depth chart and expiring contracts ahead offer late-round upside.

Singleton is a late-round RB that offers standalone value without requiring an injury to return value. He's tied to a coaching staff known for split backfields, has ideal measurables, and doesn't have much competition for the #2 role. Prior to breaking his foot at a Senior Bowl practice, Singleton was viewed by many as one of the better backs in the class, often mocked inside the top 100. Despite falling into the 5th round, he landed on a favorable depth chart in Tennessee behind Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears, both on expiring contracts. He has the size for goal-line work (6'0", 219 lbs) and pass-catching chops (102 receptions at Penn State). With both top RBs free agents in 2027 and a new coaching staff, there are multiple scenarios that could lead to a path for Singleton in the backfield.