Pegged a steal
While Moss landed with the Bills in the third round of the draft, that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have talent (as you probably can tell by now). But even before his slight fall, Moss was getting some big-time praise prior to the selection process.
Bleacher Report had already pegged Moss as one of the 10 potential steals at the 2020 NFL Draft.
Here’s why:
Moss has put quality work on tape through four collegiate terms. At Utah, he ran for 4,067 yards and 38 touchdowns while averaging 5.7 yards per carry. In addition to his workhorse role, the bruising tailback caught 66 passes for 685 yards and three touchdowns.
At the pro level, Moss should translate to a three-down running back because of his reliable hands. If he picks up his blocks in pass protection, coaches can leave him on the field in a variety of situations.
Moss will mow over defenders before he runs away from them. Teams may be hesitant to give him a high volume of touches because of his physical run style, but he’s a proven lead rusher who takes care of the football.