Twitchy, speed-based receiver who threatens grass after the catch and doubles as a manufactured-touch runner, the kind of movement piece a coordinator schemes the ball to. Singleton has strung together three productive Power-conference seasons — 754 yards at Georgia Tech in 2024, 58 catches at Auburn in 2025 — and lands at Florida as one of the sport's more proven transfer receivers. He wins with acceleration and route quickness and adds real jet-sweep value. However, the 2025 efficiency slid to 9.2 yards a grab as his role shifted to underneath volume, and at 5-10, 182 the contested-catch and downfield-separation questions against pro corners remain the evaluation's tension point. What you want in 2026 is the vertical yardage back. Proven, polished and a legitimate draft prospect; the grade sits in the Day 2 range as the offense's go-to.