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| News for Singleton, Nicholas |
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Titans team reporter Jim Wyatt said RB Nicholas Singleton “has been getting more and more work” and is “impressed” by what he’s seen from Singleton so far. 2026-06-11 16:00:02 Singleton broke the fifth metatarsal in his right foot at the Senior Bowl, so the team has had to slowly add more to the rookie running back’s workload over the last few weeks. He reportedly worked more on Tuesday than he has at any point this offseason. That said, Titans coach Robert Saleh spoke with the media on Thursday and referred to RBs Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears as “the bellcows.” He adds that Singleton is big, fast and “learning it all,” but he must “compete his way” into the running back group. |
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Titans signed fifth-round pick RB Nicholas Singleton to a four-year contract. 2026-04-30 21:00:02 Singleton has decent odds of making the roster as the Titans’ RB3 and special teams returner. Where he goes from there remains to be seen. He flashed high-end, dual-threat traits in college, but ceded snaps to the reliable rusher, RB Kaytron Allen. Singleton’s boom-bust style has its strengths and weaknesses. |