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Devin Singletary didn't have the most productive rookie season. The Florida Atlantic product played 12 games and rushed for 775 yards on 151 carries with two touchdowns.
His general manager with the Buffalo Bills, Brandon Beane, is certain that will improve during his sophomore campaign. Speaking to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk, Beane said if not for injuries limiting how many games Singletary could suit up for, he believes the rookie would have finished close to a 1,000-yard season.
Heading into 2020, it's clear Singletary is now the lead back.