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Singletary made the most of his opportunities as a rookie last season, with a 5.1 rushing average on 151 attempts and four total touchdowns. His 10.1 points per game we better than a long list of high profile backs, including Le'Veon Bell, David Montgomery, David Johnson, Sony Michel, and Carlos Hyde.
Despite his strong performance, the Bills front office clearly does not envision the 5'7", 203-pound running back as someone who could be a three-down back. Buffalo chose rookie Zack Moss in the third round of the 2020 NFL draft, presumably to take over the workload left by the departed Frank Gore. Moss projects to share carries with Singletary, and at 223 pounds, will likely be used in short-yardage and goal line carries.
The signing of Moss does temper the hype that Singletary garnered once Frank Gore left the team for the Jets. In addition, Josh Allen will continue to be a threat to take touches and touchdowns in the red zone, limiting the ceiling for a player like Singletary. Perhaps an uptick in the passing game could help boost the lack of red zone production for Singletary, with 1000 total yards and six touchdowns well within the realm of possibility.
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 Zack Moss out for the remainder of postseason
Ankle injury
By: Mike Krueger | Mon Jan 11, 3:01 pm
|  | #Bills RB Zack Moss is out for the postseason following an ankle injury suffered in last week’s win over the #Colts, source said. @MikeGarafolo had reported that was the fear, and it’s reality. (Ian Rapoport on Twitter)
FFToday's Take: Moss was carted off the field during the Bills playoff victory against the Colts. Buffalo will turn to Devin Singletary as their lead back with T.J. Yeldon and rookie Antonio Williams filling backup roles.
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