The NFL has a long offseason, which makes it easy to forget about certain players.

But I'd like to help you with that.

Here are five guys with upside that your friends forget about in fantasy drafts.

In 2021, this man right here, Devin Singletary, was the number two running back, the final five weeks of the year in fantasy football.

He averaged 20.4 opportunities per game during that time.

And look at the total

yardage. 89, 96, 78, over 100 and then you get into the playoffs and he's still producing.

Now, Singletary's 20.4 opportunities per game during that stretch was more than DeAndre Swift's last year.

And it wasn't minor. He saw 15% more opportunities than Swift did. Swift saw 17.6 per game between your targets and carries, your total opportunities.

Now, Singletary's usage didn't stop in week 18.

He played 85% and then 100% of the Snaps fellas in the Bill's two playoff games.

Now during this time, he handled every single running back touch and opportunity except

for one, 35 of 36 in the playoffs. Quite simply, Singletary

was the dude in the most crucial time of the season. And he produced. In the playoffs, he scored

24.4 fantasy points and 15.1. Both of those were top four at the running back position,

which means that Singletary's final six weeks of the season, starting right here in week 14,

all the way through the playoff

games he was a top 10 back every time so given this information you would assume that he's going

to be valued in 2022 right well hold on a second because it's not happening singletary currently goes

in the ninth round of drafts as the 34th running back off the board drafters are concerned with

the bill's new running back james cook out of georgia who drafted in the second round this year. But here's why you shouldn't

be worried. Buffalo attempted to sign this man, J.D. McKissick in the offseason, but they failed.

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