Devin Singletary

One of the more shifty running backs in this class, but he's also one of the smallest. He's listed at 5-foot-9 and 201 pounds, which is right at that 200-pound benchmark that most have required to succeed in the NFL. Not to say there haven't been exceptions, but he's close. Shows solid burst in the open field, knows how to hide behind his blockers, and has elusiveness that you wish for. His competition was weakened, which could explain the massive numbers in college, but Singletary should find himself on an NFL roster very soon.

Devin Singletary contributes 134 yards in playoff defeat

Devin Singletary carried the ball a team-high 13 times for 58 yards (4.5 ypc) and caught six passes for 76 yards (also a team-high), in a playoff overtime loss to the Houston Texans.

Fantasy Impact

A third round selection in last year's draft Devin Singletary concluded his rookie season with another impressive outing posting a career high in yardage (134). In the last nine games of his season Singletary averaged 97.0 yards from scrimmage per game, on 16.0 rushing attempts and 2.9 receptions. Fellow running back Frank Gore is an unrestricted free-agent and will be 37 years old next season. Do not be surprised if the Bills bring in someone new this offseason to compliment Singletary and account for Gore's 166 rushing attempts. Nonetheless, expect Singletary to be considered a RB2 for next season, and be drafted in the early-mid 30's in 0.5 or 1.0 PPR formats.