Where will Devin Singletary end up after this season?

[Tipster19]

Imo he would have to have a monster season this year for the Bills to consider re-signing him to a new contract. I don’t see that happening due to the amount of weapons that the Bills have this year so if I were to venture a guess where he’d end up it wouldn’t surprise me if he were to become a Miami Dolphin. He’s a Florida boy and that state is very tax friendly for NFL players. 

[17islongenough]

I highly doubt he signs with Buffalo. That's why Cook was drafted and why Moss makes the team

[billsbackto81]

RB is just not the premium position it was say 20-30 years ago. Outside of team chemistry you really don't lose much come time to replace one. Teams aren't breaking the bank for RBs. If a back isn't willing to stay on a deal that doesn't kill a teams payroll they just draft one .

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

Hosting the reality show 'In Search of Christian Wade'.

[Freddie's Dead]

Hopefully right here at RB1.  We haven't had an RB with this much heart and guts since they cut FredEx.

[Allen2D̶i̶g̶g̶s̶TBD]

I hope we can resign him to a team-friendly deal. He's an underrated runner and great in pass protection. Our offense improved when they started giving him a bigger percentage of snaps later in the season. He doesn't break a lot of big runs, but he got consistent yardage despite a constantly changing o-line.

[ColoradoBills]

Spotrac currently has Devin at a market value of $5.2M per year.

It's a shame he probably will fall into the RB has "overpriced himself" conundrum that is so prevalent lately.

 

Maybe Beane can work something out with him and his agent, but I won't get my hopes up.

[Maybe Someday]

I’ll vote Jacksonville  

[Warcodered]

58 minutes ago, Tipster19 said:

Imo he would have to have a monster season this year for the Bills to consider re-signing him to a new contract. I don’t see that happening due to the amount of weapons that the Bills have this year so if I were to venture a guess where he’d end up it wouldn’t surprise me if he were to become a Miami Dolphin. He’s a Florida boy and that state is very tax friendly for NFL players. 

I think it's probably a bit the opposite of this, if he's solid I can see him getting resigned, if he has a monster season we're not spending the kind of money he'll be getting on a RB.

[Mattymafia]

I can't imagine Devin pulling big money from anyone, so it is entirely possible that if he has an average Devin year, he could be back here for a pretty low contract. 

 

Or... The Bills can let him walk and draft another rookie next year. I am not familiar with the RB class but I am sure by time the draft comes around, there will be a back like Kenneth Walker this year who would fit perfectly splitting snaps with Cook. 

[BaaadThingsMan]

Not in Buffalo

[PrimeTime101]

NE Patriots

[Ethan in Cleveland]

Unless he goes over 1000 rush yards and 400 receiving yards I just can't see them keeping him. Priorities are Knox and Oliver this offseason and Davis next offseason. Me personally I let Singletary walk. I would then tag Edmunds to get one more year of decent but not spectacular MLB play without a long term commitment.  

I think Milano will be the prime target for salary cap cut this next off-season, regardless of what they do with Edmunds contract.

[SCBills]

A team that doesn’t have to pay their QB top tier money. 

[NewEra]

To the highest bidder.

[JoPoy88]

10 minutes ago, Ethan in Portland said:

Unless he goes over 1000 rush yards and 400 receiving yards I just can't see them keeping him. Priorities are Knox and Oliver this offseason and Davis next offseason. Me personally I let Singletary walk. I would then tag Edmunds to get one more year of decent but not spectacular MLB play without a long term commitment.  

I think Milano will be the prime target for salary cap cut this next off-season, regardless of what they do with Edmunds contract.

Agreed with all this but I do think Edmunds might get extended soon (not my preference, just reading the tea leaves.)

[billieve420]

Keep drafting RBs as replacements. I would avoid signing a RB to a long term extension as a general rule.

[JoPoy88]

Only way I see him definitely sticking around is if he has a monster year and the other backs all have ball security issues.

[Doc Brown]

If we can sign him to a Duke Johnson type contract then count me in.  Otherwise, adios.  

[Florida Bills Fanatic]

I believe Singletary's future depends mostly on the overall cap situation for the team.  The Bills already know what to expect from him as a player and how much they will be willing to pay him.  With Edmunds, Knox, and Oliver needing deals; running back is a position where the Bills can save some money and there are always other RB options available.  I would like to see him back but I am skeptical.