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Zack Moss 2020 Outlook
If college production matters, please note what Moss, selected 86th overall by the Bills, did as a sophomore, leading the Utes in rushing with almost 1,200 yards (1,173) with 10 touchdowns and a 5.5 yards per carry average. A knee injury held him to just under 1,100 yards rushing as a junior before Moss put the offense on his back as a senior when he earned PAC-12 Offensive Player of the Year honors with a 1,400-yard rushing campaign and 17 total touchdowns. The question now is can he carry that kind of impact into the early stages of his NFL career? Most NFL analysts see a prime opportunity for Moss to get playing time as a rookie. With Frank Gore no longer on the roster to serve as that physical between-the-tackles back to complement Devin Singletary, many see Moss filling that role. Even so, he’ll have to earn it over the other competition in Buffalo, T.J. Yeldon chief among them. Besides a pro body, there's an important reason Utah RBs coach Kiel McDonald feels Moss' game will capably translate to the pro game. "Zack is a five-tool running back. He can run around you, run you over, make you miss. He can catch the football. He can pass block. There's nothing he can't do." Given all that, Moss seems likely to cut into Singletary's workload to some degree.