Singleton's Record-Breaking Career, NFL Potential

0:00It's April 22nd, this is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Nick Singleton wrapped up his Penn State career by smashing two records once owned by legends Sequan Barkley, most rushing touchdowns all-time and top, all-purpose yards. Even though the Knitney Lions missed the college football playoff, Singleton's numbers put him in a league company. He dealt with a broken foot at the Senior Bowl, but bounced back strong in pre-draft workouts, turning heads and fueling draft type. Now, the Athletics Daniel Brugler has him going in the third round of his latest seven-round mock to the New York Jets. The Jets could use running back depth, especially with questions around Breeze Hall's future there. Singleton brings that rare mix of size, speed, and top tier pass-catching skills, highlighted by his 987 receiving yards at Penn State. In his final year, he adapted smooth when teammate Ketron Allen took more carries, stepping

1:00up big in the red zone to punch in scores. That flexibility makes him a fit next to Hall, or as a lead guy, handling goal line work and more. Bottom line, Singleton's won a Penn State's all-time graybacks with plenty left to prove. Any team grabbing him late could land a steal ready to light up the league just like he did in Happy Valley.