Devin Singletary
New York Giants·#26Model Score
How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →
Season Stats · 17 games
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STM Take
The career arc is clear from the STTM line: tier 5 #17 in 2019 with Buffalo to tier 8 #59 in 2025 with the Giants, with four ranks across four teams in between. Wk 13's 19.2 PPR and Wk 17's 17 PPR show the ceiling when Tracy is limited; the sub-6 PPR weeks (5.6, 2.4, 4.7) show the floor when Tracy is healthy. He is a veteran passing-down backup with intermittent standalone value.
Singletary came out of FAU as Buffalo's 3rd-round pick (74th overall) in 2019 after a college career that produced 4,287 rushing yards and 67 rushing touchdowns. His 2019 rookie season earned a tier 5 STTM #17 finish, the high water mark of his career. After three seasons in Buffalo and one in Houston (2023 #36), he signed with the Giants in 2024 as the veteran behind Tyrone Tracy Jr. and has settled into the third-down passing back role at age 29.
Strengths
- 67 college rushing touchdowns at FAU plus a tier 5 rookie season with Buffalo establishes a real career foundation. The Wk 11-17 2025 stretch produced three games over 17 PPR.
- Pass-protection grades and career receiving production (160+ catches across 7 NFL seasons) make him a genuine three-down option in spot duty.
Concerns
- Steady ranking decline since the 2019 peak (#17, #30, #36, #53, #59) confirms the trajectory. Age 29 means there is no reasonable rebound expectation.
- Behind Tracy he is a backup, and the Giants offensive line and overall offense cap the ceiling further.
What to watch: Whether the Giants retain him at 30 as a known commodity behind Tracy or move on for a cheaper younger backup with cap savings.
Fantasy Outlook
Devin Singletary scored 107 PPR points, 6.3 per game this season. Compare him against any RB and track weekly rankings in our fantasy tools.