Devin Singletary

Year after year, people continue to hype up Singletary for fantasy football and he disappoints each season. In his two seasons in the NFL, Singletary has finished as the RB31 and the RB34. While Singletary might flash some of his elusiveness in the open field in between the 20's, he offers virtually no scoring upside in this offense. As a bye week fill-in option, Singletary makes sense to add to your roster if you can get him at a significant discount, but if you're holding out hope for him to be anything more than that in 2021, you're most likely headed for disappointment.

Devin Singletary and Zack Moss not 'home run hitters,' Bills may draft back

Bills General Manager Brandon Beane held a Zoom conference call with local reporters Tuesday, saying, "I don’t think either one of our backs are home run hitters, so is there an elite trait that this [potential rookie back] has and says, ‘Man, he’s got something we don’t have.’ That’s probably the conversation, versus, ‘OK, are we going to take the same type of back as Devin, are we gonna take the same type of back as Zack? Because even those two guys have different skill sets.”

Fantasy Impact

Beane added, "I’m not going into this draft going, ‘Man we got to find some back here in the top few rounds or anything like that.'" If the Bills add a home run hitter at back, though, Josh Allen's rushing touchdowns could decrease. The rookie back would be able to score from further out, potentially decreasing Red Zone trips. In this scenario, we'll have to wait until training camp to gauge if one back has a path to be the clear-cut dominator of the team's backfield touches, though.