Devin Singletary finished RB30 last year, one spot below Austin Ekeler. He was the RB40 on a per-game basis, but didn't play starter's snaps until Week 9. From that point on, he was the fantasy RB9 and was the RB20 on a per-game basis, so he will be undervalued heading into 2024 if he’s slated to handle bell-cow duties for the Giants. He averaged 89 total yards (and 4.56 yards per carry) once he took over in Week 9, though his yards after contact per attempt (43rd of 51 running backs with 50+ carries in that span) and his PFF rushing grade (29th of 60 qualified backs) were nothing to write home about. The Giants drafted Tyrone Tracy in the fifth round, and he may carve out a role on third downs and in the return game.