Outlook Devin Singletary
Plummeting Draft Stock Signals Deep-Reserve Role in New York
Devin Singletary enters his eighth NFL season facing a steep decline in offensive opportunity. Despite mixing in during the preseason and scoring against Miami, he finds himself buried on the depth chart behind Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr. in a crowded New York backfield that also features Najee Harris.
Our projections reflect this diminished workload, forecasting just 60 carries for 225 rushing yards and three touchdowns, alongside five receptions. Coming off consecutive seasons averaging under 4.0 yards per carry with New York, the veteran no longer commands regular weekly touches.
Draft market trends illustrate this fading sentiment. Singletary's ADP has completely collapsed, plunging from the mid-300s in early August past pick 640 as his roster rate dropped to 1%. Our models view him as a fading asset who requires multiple backfield injuries to re-enter fantasy relevance.
Updated 11 days ago
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Outlook MarShawn Lloyd
MarShawn Lloyd at Minnesota — Primed for Lead Work in Divisional Clash
With Josh Jacobs sidelined on the commissioner exempt list, Lloyd steps into the spotlight as Green Bay's primary runner for Week 1 at Minnesota. While offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich suggested a committee approach with Chris Brooks and Kaleb Johnson mixing in, Lloyd took first-team practice reps throughout the week and is primed to see the bulk of the early-down rushing work inside U.S. Bank Stadium.
Lloyd's fantasy roster rate has climbed to 99%, though his 44% start rate reflects cautious optimism given his limited prior action. Our projections anticipate a solid workload of approximately 14 carries and 55 rushing yards, positioning him for roughly 11.6 fantasy points. In an indoor rivalry matchup with high offensive potential, Lloyd shapes up as a high-upside Flex option.
Updated 2 days ago
