Devin Singletary

Devin Singletary is fourth on the Giants depth chart behind Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Najee Harris, and that ordering is the case before you even open the numbers. He has played two games all season, 7.4 points a game across them, and then missed weeks 3, 4 and 5 of 2026. Our number had him at 46 points for the year, RB66, and even that modest line assumed a role he does not have right now.

The profile itself argues against a rebound. The 28.1% touchdown-points share is the kind of figure that punishes the following season: backs in that spot have lost 2.9 points a game year over year on average. His 13.0% inside-ten touch share carries the same warning, 1.4 points a game gone among comparable backs. The one kind line is the 27.0% snap share, which has actually come with a 1.3-point gain a game for backs in his situation, but 27% of snaps as the fourth back is not a path to weekly relevance. Last season he scored above the position median in just 7 of 17 games and cleared 15 points three times. Age 29, eighth season, fourth string, no touchdowns yet in 2026.

If you need running back depth, there are 23 players in his tier and the drop behind them is 4.8 points. He is not the one to keep from it. History says that touchdown-heavy profile costs backs in his spot 2.9 points a game the next season, and that dock is already showing up. Let the spot go and use it on a back who is actually on the field.