Signing Singletary in 2024 was supposed to be a band-aid solution to the Giants' prior decision to let Saquon Barkley walk to Philadelphia, but Singletary was phased out of the Giants' 2024 offense almost as quickly as he was introduced to it - after logging 182 snaps in his first four games, Singletary missed two games with a groin injury and never reclaimed the starting role he seemed to have locked down in September. Singletary lost the job to Tyrone Tracy, then a rookie fifth-round pick out of Purdue who played his first season of running back in 2023. The Giants rolled with Tracy the rest of the way, even with Tracy fumbling five times, which gives you an idea of how bored they must have been with Singletary. Normally fumbling like Tracy did would get you sent to the bench, but as Singletary averaged just 3.9 yards per carry the Giants decided it was worth the fumble risk to roll with Tracy instead. It's possible that Singletary's roster spot is up for grabs now with 2025 fourth-round pick Cam Skattebo thrown into the mix, because Skattebo was one of the most productive running backs in college football the last two years.
