Even though Singletary split carries with Zach Moss - as well as quarterback Josh Allen - he still nudged up against 1,000 yards and with receiving yards, hit 1,098 total yards. His 40 catches was a career height for him, even though he had about the same targets as he did in previous seasons. Singletary also saw an increase in touchdowns from just two in each of his first two years to seven last season. That came about in part because next to Josh Allen, nobody came close to touching the ball more than Singletary who got 55 touches in the red-zone. Allen, by the way, is supposed to run less, which would absolutely help Singletary who would continue to get a lot of those red zone touches. The only hiccup could be 2022 second round draft pick James Cook. When it was just Zack Moss, the competition for carries was there, but limited. Cook has a great all-around skill set and if he proves himself in camp, could attract more of the carries. Couple that with the fact that Allen is still the centerpiece of the offense, and the run game will always take a bit of a back-seat and Fantasy GMS have to consider the possibility Singletary might have a tougher time nudging 1000 yards again than it looked like he would before the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft. Despite this, Singletary should serve as a solid backup or flex fantasy back with the upside to be a regular starter.

Devin Singletary's percentile rank in each category, among s with more than 50 fantasy points.