Singleton offers late-round lottery ticket upside if Pollard regresses or gets injured.

Singleton is a Titans rookie who could be completely off the radar. He must first prove in training camp he can be the RB3, then potentially climb the depth chart. Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears are inherited RBs from the previous administration; Spears has underperformed while Pollard improved in 2025 and looks like the clear favorite for the lead role. However, if Pollard's inefficiency returns or injury strikes, Singleton could become the primary back. The source recommends drafting him in late rounds at minimal cost and monitoring his evolution in early season weeks; if Pollard establishes himself, simply drop Singleton for a better waiver option.