Devin Singletary — 2026 Fantasy Outlook

The case for drafting him

Devin Singletary is on the New York Giants and carries three consecutive seasons of NFL starting experience. His 2023 campaign is the clearest argument in his favor: 216 rush attempts, 898 rush yards, 30 receptions for 193 receiving yards, and 5 total touchdowns. That is a full-season workload at a volume that most backs in the league never see. His three-year averages back up the idea that he can contribute in multiple ways: 149.3 rush attempts, 23 receptions, 154.3 receiving yards, and 4.3 rushing touchdowns per season. The touchdown floor has been consistent. In each of the last three seasons he has scored at least 4 rushing touchdowns, and in 2025 he reached 5. For a drafter looking at the very late rounds, that touchdown consistency is the one thread worth pulling.

What the model projects

The projection is 52.0 half-PPR fantasy points for the 2026 season. Singletary ranks #279 overall and RB60 by draft value. He sits in Tier 9. His draft value is -75.1, meaning the projection places him below replacement level at the running back position in a 12-team half-PPR format. These numbers reflect where the model lands, and they are not a recommendation to draft him at any particular point.

The range of outcomes

The outcome band is wide and skewed. The median simulated season lands at 36.8 points, which is notably lower than the 52.0 point projection. The bottom 10 percent of simulated seasons produces just 1.6 points, and the 25th percentile reaches only 13.6. On the upside, the 75th percentile is 77.7 points and the 90th percentile climbs to 115.7. That 90th-percentile number is the one that keeps him on the radar at all: a top-10 percent outcome would represent a meaningful fantasy contribution. The gap between the median and the upside tail is large, which means the typical season is modest but the ceiling is real. His bye week falls in Week 8.

How to draft him

Singletary does not have a market ADP across public 2026 drafts, which means he is not being drafted consistently enough on major platforms to produce a reliable median pick number. In a snake draft, that places him firmly in the undrafted or final-pick territory. At that price, the only question is whether his touchdown consistency and the slim chance at a 90th-percentile outcome are worth a last-round flier on your roster. His -75.1 draft value and RB60 rank make him a depth option at best, not a starter or a reliable weekly contributor by the projection.

His 2023 season was his heaviest: 216 rush attempts, 898 rush yards, 30 receptions, and 193 receiving yards. In 2024 and 2025 his rush attempts dropped to 113 and 119 respectively, with rush yards of 437 in each of those seasons. His three-year average is 149.3 rush attempts and 590.7 rush yards per season.

Yes. He scored 4 rushing touchdowns in 2023, 4 in 2024, and 5 in 2025. His three-year average is 4.3 rushing touchdowns per season. That is the most consistent part of his statistical profile across all three years.

The 90th-percentile simulated outcome is 115.7 half-PPR points. That represents the top 10 percent of simulated seasons. The 75th percentile is 77.7 points. The median simulated season is 36.8 points, so the upside tail is meaningfully higher than the typical outcome.

He ranks #279 overall and RB60 with a draft value of -75.1, placing him in Tier 9. He projects below replacement level at the position. He has no market ADP, meaning he is effectively undrafted in most public formats. He is a late-roster depth add, not a player to count on for weekly production.