Devin Singletary

Singletary is a mid-tier RB3. His snap share (55.3%) and opportunity share (40.8%) are meh marks. The Bills simply aren't a team that prioritizes getting their running backs work in any facet. Singletary has only seen two high-value touches per game and two total red zone opportunities. Neither of these is enough to push him any higher despite residing in one of the league's best offenses. He's averaged nine touches and 41.5 total yards. Despite allowing the tenth-highest explosive run rate, the remaining factors I look at regarding the Dolphins' run defense don't paint a pretty picture for Singletary. Miami has allowed the fourth-lowest rushing EPA and sixth-lowest rushing success rate.

Devin Singletary held in check in Bills' Week 2 win

Devin Singletary carried the ball six times for 19 yards and caught two of his four targets for two yards in Monday's win.

Fantasy Impact

Singletary has not lived up to his strong finish to the 2021 season, and the Bills continued to keep the ball in Josh Allen's hands down near the goal line. Singletary should theoretically be benefiting from positive game scripts, but it has not come to fruition in the Bills' two blowout wins to kick off the season. Singletary will need to find a way to get more involved around the goal line if fantasy managers are to feel confident starting him. As it stands Singletary should be viewed as a borderline flex/RB3 in Week 3 against the Dolphins.