Zamir White, Zack Moss, Devin Singletary - 2024 Fantasy Football Running Back Outlooks

Fantasy football outlooks for running backs Zamir White, Zack Moss, Devin Singletary in 2024. Which running back should fantasy managers target in drafts?

Every year, there are running backs going in the later round of drafts who every fantasy manager overlooks. Backs like David Montgomery, Isiah Pacheco, and D'Andre Swift fell under that category in 2023. All three running backs then finished top 20 in PPR formats. 

In 2024, running backs like Zamir White, Zack Moss, and Devin Singletary could fall under that category. White, Moss, and Singletary are all going outside the top 80 in drafts but have the workload to be consistent fantasy options in 2024. 

So, let's take a look at fantasy football outlooks for White, Moss, and Singletary. 

Zamir White 2024 Fantasy Football Outlook

Everything is lining up for White to be a breakout star in 2024. He should see the majority of running back carries in Las Vegas' offense after Josh Jacobs left in free agency. The Raiders only replaced Jacobs with Alexander Mattison -- who was cut by the Vikings -- and a sixth-round rookie in Dylan Laube. As a result, the 24-year-old has real appeal on an offense that wants to run the ball at a high level.

#Raiders OC Luke Getsy on the RB room and Zamir White:

“When he gets that rock, there’s a cool explosiveness that I can’t wait to see people bouncing off of him.” pic.twitter.com/4L8yLIvWdP

— The Coachspeak Index (@CoachspeakIndex) July 29, 2024

On top of that, White showed his potential in the starting role last year to end the season. In four games without Jacobs, he ran 84 times for 397 yards and one touchdown. In three of those four contests, the Georgia product also totaled at least 22 touches and 100 yards from scrimmage. So, fantasy managers should be in on the Raiders running back this season, especially at his 82.1 ADP on Sleeper. 

Zack Moss 2024 Fantasy Football Outlook

It remains to be seen how involved Moss will be in Cincinnati's offense in 2024. The Bengals signed the running back to a two-year deal in free agency after looking solid with the Indianapolis Colts last year. While many thought he would easily be the team's RB1 this season, it appears that might not be the case. 2023 fifth-round pick Chase Brown has seen the majority of the RB1 reps in training camp so far.

Chase Brown just broke through to the house. He is, confirmed, still fast. #Bengals @WCPO pic.twitter.com/nMBhTyAdPD

— Marshall Kramsky (@marshallkramsky) July 24, 2024

As a result, Moss might not be as valuable in fantasy as managers thought. He showed some nice things as a starter in 2023 -- when Jonathan Taylor was injured -- rushing 89 times for 445 yards and three touchdowns across four games. However, if he starts the season as the backup, his fantasy value will drop. Still, expect him to see plenty of opportunities in Cincinnati's offense while splitting reps with Brown throughout the season. 

Devin Singletary 2024 Fantasy Football Outlook

The New York Giants signed Singletary in free agency after losing Saquon Barkley this offseason. The 26-year-old is coming off a strong year with the Houston Texans, rushing for 898 yards and four touchdowns while totaling a career-high 246 touches. Now, he goes to a Giants offense where he should be the lead back.

“Give me one word to describe Devin Singletary” pic.twitter.com/ETzEGCvr1i

— Fantasy Footballers (@TheFFBallers) July 30, 2024

That makes him an appealing option in the double-digit rounds in fantasy. While the efficiency might not be there behind a bottom-5 offensive line, the volume in the running and passing game should be. As a result, Singletary could emerge as a weekly flex play in 2024. 

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