5 years agoBuffalo Bills running back Devin Singletary certainly flashed his big-play potential in his NFL debut in Week 1, gaining 70 rushing yards on just four carries while adding 28 receiving yards as well. While head coach Sean McDermott has been adamant this week that Frank Gore is still the team's starting running back, Singletary still figures to be heavily involved. Expect Singletary to receive around ten touches in Week 2. Since he'll be facing a weak Giants Defense, ten touches should be all he needs to break some big plays and potentially score his first NFL touchdown. He's a great flex option and could even be considered a potential high-upside RB2 in deep leagues.--Andrew Ericksen - RotoBaller
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