What It Means:

Singletary only averaged 3.4 targets during the regular season, but he did draw at least 6 targets in four of those games. Singletary actually had his best pass-catching performance in the Bills' playoff loss when he caught 6 passes on 7 targets for 76 yards. He wasn't too effective though, as Singletary's 4.7 yards per target ranked fourth-worst out of 35 running backs to see at least 40 targets last year. Singletary started to emerge as a workhorse for the Bills over the final two months of the season when he averaged 18.9 touches per contest. However, the offseason acquisition of Stefon Diggs and third-round selection of running back Zack Moss indicate that the Bills may not actually view Singletary as the offensive focal point.

numberFire's models project Singletary for 858.9 rushing yards, 267.6 receiving yards, 36.6 catches (51.9 targets), and 7.1 touchdowns this season. He's the RB25 in our preseason fantasy rankings. In his rookie year, Singletary ranked 11th among the top 100 running backs in Rushing Net Expected Points (NEP) at 10.76.