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NegativeInjuryAug 24, 2026
Nicholas Singleton (foot) did not appear in the Titans' preseason Week 2 game.PositiveUsageAug 23, 2026
Singleton led the Titans with eight carries last week and Tennessee's coaching staff will likely give the rookie fifth-round pick another sizable workload as the team evaluates his readiness; he's one of the most intriguing RB options in this matchup.NegativeRoleAug 17, 2026
Rookie RB was the next man up after Pollard and Spears left the game in the Eagles' preseason opener, finishing with eight carries for 31 yards; demonstrates depth chart positioning as third-string option.PositiveRoleAug 17, 2026
Singleton was the next man up after Pollard and Spears left the game. He finished with eight carries for 31 yards, showing he's the third-string RB.PositiveRoleAug 13, 2026
Rookie fifth-round RB has nice mix of talent and opportunity; starter Tony Pollard won't play much if at all, while Tyjae Spears (undisclosed) and Kalel Mullings (hip) are banged up, leaving Singleton, Michael Carter and Julius Chestnut in Tennessee's backfield against injury-riddled 49ers; Singleton gets first chance to impress coaching staff in game situation after racking up 4,448 scrimmage yards and 54 total TDs in four years at Penn State.PositiveValueAug 12, 2026
The source notes Nicholas Singleton is likely just one injury away from being an awfully enticing waiver-wire option in most leagues.PositiveSleeperAug 11, 2026
The source argues that while Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears are the first- and second-string running backs for the Titans, neither is built for extensive volume and Spears has a difficult injury history; Singleton is bigger and faster than both and potentially the best receiver of the three.NegativeRoleAug 10, 2026
Titans RB could be similar to Ray Davis in being the preferred early-down handcuff behind Tony Pollard, creating uncertainty about the exact snap distribution and his fantasy value.NegativeRoleJul 21, 2026
Robert Saleh made clear that Tennessee's RB1 is Tony Pollard and RB2 is Tyjae Spears, making Singleton the RB3 as a rookie fifth-round pick. However, durability is not the strong suit of either Pollard or especially Spears. Spears might be the greatest injury concern at running back league-wide due to his recent history of concussions and long-term history of knee concerns. Like Coleman in Denver, Singleton is closer to the field than most other RB3s because both players ahead of him have volume limitations. Pollard is a former receiver who weighs no more than 210 pounds, and Spears projects for much less volume. Singleton is bigger and much faster than either Pollard or Spears, and is a plus pass catcher—possibly the best receiver between himself, Pollard, and Spears. If Pollard or Spears misses time, Singleton immediately becomes important.