Devin Singletary
Position Rank: 34
Fantasy Points: 124.6 points
After a good rookie season, Devin Singletary was considered to be a breakout candidate entering his second season. However, that never really materialized in an offense that leaned heavily on the passing attack. Singletary finished the year with 156 rushing attempts and 687 rushing yards but only two rushing touchdowns.
The one thing that did help his value is he was involved in the passing game with 50 targets, 38 receptions and 269 yards. In the coming years, Singletary can be viewed as a matchup dependant flex option considering his involvement in the passing game.
Zack Moss
Position Rank: 45
Fantasy Points: 94.6
The rookie season for Zack Moss was a bit of a disappointment but there is a good case to be made that Moss is the more valuable running back to have in this offense moving forward. The big reason is that he is the team’s primary goal line back and had four rushing touchdowns this past season.
This year was also tough to get a gauge on how good Moss can be as he started the year with a toe injury that forced him to miss games early in the year. After he returned though, he saw his role steadily grow and by the end of the year was out-touching Singletary. If the Bills don’t add any running backs this offseason, this could be a good sleeper to take in the later rounds with the chance he could become the featured back.