long, twitchy freshman DB with real SEC-caliber intrigue
In the 2025 season, Singleton played eight games for Syracuse and flashed as a physical, 6-1 defensive back with legit size, movement skills, and a recruiting pedigree that matched his four-star status. He entered college as a top-35 cornerback-type prospect and, in limited freshman duty, showed enough promise to earn rotational snaps on defense and special teams. What makes him interesting is the upside: length, athleticism, and a willingness to mix it up make him a fit for an aggressive secondary, even if he’s still early in his development. He ultimately transferred after the 2025 season.
