Running back | Florida Atlantic | Junior
Height: 5-foot-7 | Weight: 203 pounds
College Stats
2018: 12 games; 1,348 yards and 22 touchdowns on 261 rush attempts (5.2 yards per carry); 36 receiving yards on six catches; ranked third in FBS with 11.0 points per game and second with 22 rushing touchdowns; ranked 11th in FBS with 112.3 rushing yards per game and overall rushing total; Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year and First Team All-C-USA selection
Career: 38 games; 4,289 yards and 66 touchdowns on 714 rush attempts (6.0 yards per carry); 397 receiving yards and a touchdown on 51 receptions; 284 yards on 13 kickoff returns; led FBS in scoring (14.1 points per game), rushing touchdowns (32), total touchdowns (33) and total points (198) in 2017 en route to becoming the school's first All-America selection (Second Team) by the Associated Press; two-time All-Conference USA First Team member; made Conference USA All-Freshman Team in 2016
View photos of Florida Atlantic RB Devin Singletary.
Profile
Summary: After totaling 4,975 rush yards and garnering two First-Team All-State selections in high school, Singletary opted to stay in-state and churn out numbers for Florida Atlantic.
In just three seasons, he totaled 66 rushing touchdowns and 4,289 yards for the Owls.
According to analytics site Pro Football Focus, Singletary ranked second in FBS in 2017 in missed tackles forced on carries and second among returning running backs with 917 breakaway yards.
He became the first Owl to be named All-America (Second Team) by the Associated Press that season after tying for the lead with 301 carries and finishing fourth in FBS with 1,920 yards on the ground.
Singletary's numbers in on-field workouts don't jump off the page — he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.66 seconds — but as NFL.com's Lance Zierlein noted in Singletary's pre-draft bio, "high-end production seems to follow him."
Zierlein dubbed Singletary a "touchdown monster with vision and power near the goal line" but said he also is a "volume runner in a change-of-pace body."
Click **here** for Zierlein's full report.
Stacking up (before the combine): Draft analyst Dane Brugler, who writes for The Athletic, ranked Singletary as the second-best running back in this year's class. NFL Media analyst Bucky Brooks moved Singletary from **second to third after the combine**.
Singletary was not among NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah's list of the top 50 prospects.
Keep on motoring: Singletary and his father (Devonn Singletary, Sr.) are both nicknamed "Motor." Devonn played collegiately at Norfolk State.
