Giants RB Devin Singletary dominated backfield work in Sunday's win over the Eagles. He played 62 of 67 offensive snaps, garnered 21 of the team's 24 RB carries and ran 27 of the 28 RB pass routes. But he turned all that into just 31 rushing yards (1.5 per carry) and 2 catches for 8 yards on 3 targets. Four other Giants beat him in targets for the game, including WRs Darnell Mooney and Malachi Fields.
2026 Fantasy Football Impact: Singletary Not Likely to Help
This is why Singletary's no more than a second insurance option behind starting NFL RBs.
The workhorse load he got against a Philly defense that entered Sunday as a mildly negative matchup for RB scoring should have made Singletary at least a decent option.
That it didn't means the Giants should be seeking other options even when both Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy are out.
The Giants' next two opponents feature difficult RB-scoring matchups. That plus Singletary's own limitations make him a lackluster option even if Skattebo remains out with his hamsring issue.
