Giants Restructure Singletary's Contract, Running Back by Committee

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines. Right here on NFL News Today, subscribe and stay game ready. The New York Giants have restructured the contract of running back Devon Singletary. The 28-year-old veteran was seen as a prime cut candidate to free up salary cap space ahead of the 2026 free agency period. His original cap hit was set at $6.5 million, including a $5 million base salary. This move comes as a bit of a surprise since both sides wanted to stick together. Reports highlight a solid relationship between Singletary and the team's leadership. They avoided a split despite earlier expectations. Singletary has bounced around as the Dept Charge shifted over the past couple years. He lost his starting spot to Tyrone Tracy in 2024 and Camp Scatabo in 2025. Still, he proved valuable as a third string back, stepping up after an injury and helping power a Giants run game that ranked fifth in yards and expected points added plus fourth in

1:02touchdowns. Meanwhile, the Giants keep chasing bigger names at the position. Rumors linked them to veterans like Kenneth Walker and Top Prospect Jeremiah Love, but restructuring with Singletary points to a running back by committee strategy rather than one star carrier. The team is tinkering with the roster overall, not blowing it up. They already released linebacker Bobby Ocarique and expect more moves this weekend. Keep an eye on how it all shakes out for Big Blue. Quick thanks to today's sponsor. See the description for more. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.