Singletary's second season with the Giants was nearly identical to his first when it was all said and done. Rookie Cam Skattebo hit the ground running and relegated Singletary to a depth role, and the seven-year veteran didn't see more than seven carries in a game in the first half of the year. Once Skattebo suffered a season-ending ankle injury in Week 8, however, Singletary found himself being leaned on again in a backfield tandem with Tyrone Tracy as New York tried to take some pressure off rookie QB Jaxson Dart. While Tracy saw double-digit carries every game from Week 10 on and made an impact as a receiver, however. Singletary found himself as more of a short-yardage option, scoring five rushing touchdowns over the final seven games but averaging just 3,9 yards per carry during that time. All told, Singletary wound up up with 437 rushing yards, his exact total from 2024, but he needed two more games and six more carries to get there. Skattebo is expected to be fully recovered for Week 1, and with Tracy as the clear No. 2, Singletary may need an injury ahead of him again to get meaningful volume.