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RBNYG26 insightsLatest Jul 27, 2026
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NegativeDepth ChartJul 21, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Despite remaining durable and productive across three teams over four seasons, Singletary has shown a steady decline in efficiency: topped 5.0 yards per carry as a rookie in 2019, ran four straight years at 4.0+ yards per carry, and posted consecutive seasons in the high 3s. Now in Year 3 with the Giants, he's likely No. 3 on the depth chart behind Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy. While he's performed well when given larger roles due to injury, too many things must break his way to become fantasy relevant this season. The source recommends dropping him to waivers if better options are available.
PositiveUsageJul 20, 2026Dataroma
PositiveRoleDec 9, 2025BDGE Fantasy Football
If Tyrone Tracy misses Week 15 against Washington due to his hip injury, Singleary is in for a floor of 15 PPR points with all Giants backfield touches consolidated. Even if Tracy plays, both backs will likely get 12–15 touches each, and Washington is horrendous against running backs, making Singleary a good flex play either way. Tracy suffered the injury mid-game in Week 14 but reports indicate it's not overly serious, and with two weeks to recover before Week 15, he's expected to be fine, though practice reports are pending.
PositiveUsageDec 3, 2025BDGE Fantasy Football
Singletary took 80% of snaps last week for the New Orleans Saints backfield with Alvin Kamara out, and the source does not expect Kamara to return for Week 14. Singletary is good enough in all three downs, so the source expects opportunities to continue going his way. Expected to see 13–15 carries and 3–5 targets against Tampa Bay, despite the Buccaneers being a pass-funnel defense that discourages rushing volume. Ranked as a dub flex play.
NegativeMatchupOct 24, 2025Legendary Upside
Ran down the Eagles' throats in the first matchup, but the source is skeptical this repeats in the rematch because the Eagles will have Quinyon Mitchell and Jalen Carter back to improve run defense. With Jalen Carter on the field, Eagles allow 3.7 yards per carry and 1.02 yards before contact to running backs; with him off the field, those numbers jump to 4.9 yards per carry and 2.15 yards before contact. Additionally, Singletary's carry share has declined to 50% over the last three weeks, making him a box-score-chase trap for those relying on first-game performance.