The Devin Singletary train chugs right along. Pierce, who’s missed the past two weeks of action and is now in danger of missing a third, had topped 50 rush yards just twice in seven starts this season and failed to finish inside the top-12 on any occasion. That’s opened the door for Devin Singletary, who capitalized on his opportunity by toting the rock 30 times for 150 yards and a touchdown last week against the Bengals. Given that Pierce has yet to log even a limited practice over the past two weeks, it would follow that fantasy managers should expect to be without his services once again in Week 11. Devin Singletary could make some noise as an RB3 once again this week with an expanded role for the second week in a row, and it seems as though even once Pierce returns this could remain a true backfield by committee for the rest of the season.