Singletary Sees Limited Role, No Targets in Giants' OT Loss

New York Giants running back Devin Singletary had a limited role in Sunday's overtime loss to the Lions, recording 14 carries for 47 rushing yards. Notably, Singletary did not draw any targets in the passing game. His workload was secondary to teammate Tyrone Tracy, who dominated the backfield with a season-high 20 carries and also contributed significantly in receiving. This performance indicates a reduced involvement for Singletary in the team's offensive scheme.