FantasyPros Articles on Nicholas Singleton

Singleton's receiving skills offer second-half upside despite early-season limited role.

Singleton is worth rostering purely as a contingency dice roll even if the presumed starter doesn't get hurt, given a real multi-year decline in the incumbent's per-route receiving efficiency. Singleton's calling card is exactly that receiving and route-running skill set, having posted a double-digit target share in each of his final two college seasons. He's not expected to be immediately usable in fantasy lineups early in the season, but there's a real path to becoming a trusted contributor by the second half of the year in deeper league formats.

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