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Bye Week11Rank46% Rostered34.8% Change-0.1WK 16 Pts12.70WK 17 Pts3.10
2020 Fantasy Stats
   PassingRushingReceivingRetMiscFumFantasy
WkOppResultsYdsTDIntYdsTDRecYdsTDTDFumTD2PTLostPts
1NYJ
Win, 27-17
---11-3161----11.70
2@MIA
Win, 31-28
---37--------3.70
3LA
Win, 35-32
------------0.00
4@LV
Win, 30-23
------------0.00
5@TEN
Loss, 16-42
------------0.00
6KC
Loss, 17-26
---10--------1.00
7@NYJ
Win, 18-10
---47-325-----10.20
8NE
Win, 24-21
---812-------20.10
9SEA
Win, 44-34
---181230-----12.80
10@ARI
Loss, 30-32
---20-1-3-----2.70
11Bye  ------------0.00
12LAC
Win, 27-17
---59-29-----8.80
13@SF
Win, 34-24
---9-15-----2.40
14PIT
Win, 26-15
---43--------4.30
15@DEN
Win, 48-19
---81--------8.10
16@NE
Win, 38-9
---5711------12.70
17MIA
Win, 56-26
---8-113-----3.10
2020 Fantasy Stats
  RushingReceivingFumFantasy
WkOppYdsTDYdsTDLostPts
1NYJ,
W 27-17
11-161-11.70
2@MIA,
W 31-28
37----3.70
3LA,
W 35-32
-----0.00
4@LV,
W 30-23
-----0.00
5@TEN,
L 16-42
-----0.00
6KC,
L 17-26
10----1.00
7@NYJ,
W 18-10
47-25--10.20
8NE,
W 24-21
812---20.10
9SEA,
W 44-34
18130--12.80
10@ARI,
L 30-32
20--3--2.70
11Bye-----0.00
12LAC,
W 27-17
59-9--8.80
13@SF,
W 34-24
9-5--2.40
14PIT,
W 26-15
43----4.30
15@DEN,
W 48-19
81----8.10
16@NE,
W 38-9
571---12.70
17MIA,
W 56-26
8-13--3.10
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News

  • Recovering from surgery

    Moss recently had a cast removed from his surgically repaired ankle, Matthew Fairburn of The Athletic reports.

    Analysis: Moss injured his ankle in the wild-card round of the playoffs and had surgery in mid-January to repair a ruptured tendon. He should complete his rehab before training camp, but his medical history is already a concern, with Moss mentioning that he's played through a slew of injuries since the start of his collegiate career. There's also the possibility of Buffalo adding backfield competition this offseason, as neither Moss nor Devin Singletary was impressive in 2020.

    Published: Tue, Feb 23 at 1:11pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Undergoes minor ankle surgery

    Moss underwent a minor "tight rope" surgery on his ankle Tuesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

    Analysis: This procedure realigns the ankle to its original position and should help Moss make a full recovery by the beginning of the offseason program. Moss finished the regular season with 112 carries for 481 yards (4.3 YPC) and four touchdowns, adding 14 receptions (18 targets) for 95 yards and a score. The rookie was in a timeshare with Devin Singletary by the end of the year. Singletary, who logged an 84 percent snap share in the divisional-round win over the Ravens, will lead the backfield for the…read more

    Published: Tue, Jan 19 at 3:11pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Shifted to IR

    Moss (ankle) was moved to injured reserve Tuesday, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

    Analysis: Moss was already deemed out for the season after suffering an ugly ankle injury during Saturday's win over the Colts. In playoff formats that requires an official IR designation before a player can be replaced, Moss is now eligible to be swapped out.

    Published: Tue, Jan 12 at 9:50am by Rotowire.com
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  • Out for season

    Moss (ankle) will miss the remainder of the playoffs, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

    Analysis: The rookie third-round pick injured his ankle in the fourth quarter of Saturday's 27-24 win over the Colts, taking 11 touches for 47 yards before his departure. Devin Singletary worked in a three-down role when Moss missed three games earlier in the season, averaging 14 carries and four targets on 89, 89 and 63 percent of snaps in Weeks 3-5. The second-year pro figures to handle a large role again, but the Bills could also turn to T.J. Yeldon for some backfield snaps. Either way, the offense…read more

    Published: Mon, Jan 11 at 12:23pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Likely to miss time

    Moss is slated to miss time due to the ankle injury he suffered during Saturday's 27-24 wild-card win over the Colts, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

    Analysis: Prior to his departure early in the fourth quarter, Moss managed 47 yards from scrimmage on 11 touches, both of which ended up leading Bills running backs. There's worry from the team that he'll be out for the remainder of the playoffs, a scenario that would mean Devin Singletary leads the backfield moving forward.

    Published: Sat, Jan 9 at 2:06pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Hurts ankle Saturday

    Moss left Saturday's wild-card game against the Colts due to an ankle injury.

    Analysis: After the second play of the fourth quarter, Moss required a cart to get off the field and quickly was deemed doubtful to return. Considering the designation, he likely will end his day with seven carries for 21 yards and four catches (on four targets) for 26 yards. With T.J. Yeldon a healthy scratch Saturday, the Bills backfield has been whittled down to Devin Singletary and Taiwan Jones.

    Published: Sat, Jan 9 at 12:37pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Limited workload in Week 17 win

    Moss rushed three times for eight yards and caught his only target for 13 yards in Sunday's 56-26 win over Miami.

    Analysis: Moss and Devin Singletary each got three carries and one catch, as Buffalo's main goal was keeping its backfield tandem healthy for the wild-card round next week. Third-stringer Antonio Williams made the most of his opportunity with a pair of touchdowns in the blowout win. Moss finishes his rookie regular season with 112 carries for 481 yards and four touchdowns, as well as 95 yards and a touchdown on 14 receptions.

    Published: Sun, Jan 3 at 2:31pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Scores in big win

    Moss rushed 12 times for 57 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's 38-9 win over the Patriots. He also caught his only target for no gain.

    Analysis: Moss hit double digits in carries for the third straight game, leading the Bills in rushing in the process. Along with averaging close to five yards per tote, Moss scored his fifth touchdown of the season with a five-yard rush to start the second quarter. In comparison, teammate Devin Singletary finished Monday's game with 10 rushes for 36 yards and two catches for 16 more. By now, Buffalo's backfield rotation is well established, but Moss's production Monday bodes favorably for him continuing…read more

    Published: Mon, Dec 28 at 8:33pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Leads team in rushing

    Moss rushed 13 times for 81 yards while not being targeted in the passing game during Buffalo's 48-19 win over Denver on Saturday.

    Analysis: Devin Singletary stole Moss's thunder with a garbage-time 51-yard gallop late in the fourth quarter, but it was the rookie Moss who carried the mail most of the day, leading the team with the aforementioned 13 carries and doing most of the clock-grinding work in the second half with the Bills holding onto a big league. The one negative is that Moss had a few cracks at the end zone on the Bills' numerous scoring drives, but he was either stopped short or watched with the rest of his teammates as…read more

    Published: Sat, Dec 19 at 6:47pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Leads team in carries

    Moss rushed 13 times for 43 yards while failing to haul in his lone target in Sunday's 26-15 win over the Steelers.

    Analysis: Moss saw his workload jump back up to double-digit carries for the first time since his Week 8 explosion against the Patriots (14 carries for 81 yards and two touchdowns). The 2020 third-round pick was less effective with the larger workload this time around, averaging just 3.3 yards per touch, but the Bills did end up getting the victory. Head coach Sean McDermott enlightened the media that Moss's benching last week was indeed the result of his fumble early in the contest. Not only did the…read more

    Published: Mon, Dec 14 at 12:51am by Rotowire.com
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  • Coach explains lack of run

    Bills head coach Sean McDermott said Wednesday that Moss' limited use in Monday's win over the 49ers was mainly the result of his costly fumble early in the contest, Jourdon LaBarber of the Bills' official site reports. "The reason you didn't see [Moss] is because we can't put the ball on the turf like that and expect to win games," McDermott said.

    Analysis: Moss wasn't benched the entire game and ended up seeing further action in the fourth quarter, but he ended up with three carries for nine yards and one catch for five yards across his 11 snaps. McDermott isn't the type to permanently punish a promising player, so Moss should get more opportunities in the weeks to come, especially after he wasn't even credited with a lost fumble on the play in question (the turnover was attributed to quarterback Josh Allen.) Still, Moss had a chance to wrest the…read more

    Published: Wed, Dec 9 at 9:59pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Collects limited workload on MNF

    Moss registered nine yards on three carries, adding one reception for five yards during Monday's 34-24 win against the 49ers. He and Josh Allen also fumbled an exchange on the Bills' one-yard line, resulting in a first-quarter giveaway.

    Analysis: Buffalo had its way through the air, as Allen racked up 300-plus passing yards and at least three passing scores for the fourth time this season. The ground attack didn't fare nearly as well, with the Bills accumulating just 3.0 yards per carry against San Francisco's ninth-ranked rush defense. Moss yielded the bulk of the work to Devin Singletary, who collected 61 yards over 18 carries while adding 22 yards as a pass catcher. Moss, a third-round rookie, heads into a Week 14 matchup against…read more

    Published: Tue, Dec 8 at 2:58pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Plays well in limited role

    Moss rushed nine times for 59 yards and caught both of his targets for nine yards in Sunday's 27-17 win over the Chargers.

    Analysis: Buffalo employed a near-even three man rushing split between Moss, Devin Singletary (11 carries for 82 yards and a fumble) and Josh Allen (nine carries for 32 yards and a touchdown). It has been tough to glean fantasy value from the divided Buffalo backfield, especially with Allen leading the team with six rushing touchdowns, but Moss racked up the second-highest rushing yardage total of his young career and will try to build on this performance in Week 13 against the 49ers.

    Published: Sun, Nov 29 at 2:19pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Stifled in Week 10 loss

    Moss carried the ball seven times for 20 yards and caught one of two targets for minus-3 yards in Sunday's 32-30 loss to the Cardinals.

    Analysis: As poor as Moss's performance was, Devin Singletary was just as ineffective, netting 10 yards on five touches, and Josh Allen wound up leading the Bills in rushing yards. With the team headed into its bye week, Sean McDermott and the coaching staff will get some extra time to figure out how to spark a backfield that has seen a running back top 50 rushing yards only once in the last five games.

    Published: Sun, Nov 15 at 5:18pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Finds end zone vs. Seahawks

    Moss carried nine times for 18 yards and a touchdown while catching both his targets for an additional 30 yards during Sunday's 44-34 win over the Seahawks.

    Analysis: Moss, who led the team in carries as Devin Singletary received just two, struggled to the tune of 2.0 yards per tote. He offset the lack of yardage a bit with a short rushing touchdown, giving him three in the last two games. It was also impressive to see Moss contribute with limited usage in the passing game, as he notched a new career high in receiving yardage. The rookie clearly seems to be carving out a larger role in the offense and will look to do more with his carries next Sunday against…read more

    Published: Sun, Nov 8 at 2:50pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Scores twice in Week 8 win

    Moss rushed 14 times for 81 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 24-21 win over New England. He failed to catch his only target.

    Analysis: After Devin Singletary got the first five touches out of Buffalo's backfield, Moss subbed in late on Buffalo's opening drive and made an immediate impact. The rookie scampered for 21 yards on his first carry and opened the scoring with an eight-yard touchdown on his second. Moss scored again from four yards out in the third quarter, but he actually finished with five fewer rushing yards than Singletary on the same number of carries. With three scrimmage touchdowns in five games to Singletary's…read more

    Published: Sun, Nov 1 at 1:26pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Plays well in limited role

    Moss rushed seven times for 47 yards and caught all three of his targets for another 25 yards in Sunday's 18-10 win over the Jets.

    Analysis: Buffalo didn't have a carry by a running back until more than halfway through the second quarter, and that lack of variety allowed New York to focus on stopping the pass en route to a 10-0 lead. It was all Bills from there, but quarterback Josh Allen still ended up leading the team in both rushing attempts (11) and rushing yards (61). On the bright side for Moss, he was far more effective than Devin Singletary, who rushed eight times for 29 yards and caught just two of five targets for 18…read more

    Published: Sun, Oct 25 at 2:31pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Returns to five carries

    Moss rushed five times for 10 yards in Monday's 26-17 loss to the Chiefs.

    Analysis: Moss made his first appearance since Week 2 after overcoming a toe injury. While rainy conditions favored the running game, Buffalo struggled to get much going from its tailbacks, as starter Devin Singletary managed just 32 yards on his 10 carries and Moss's longest rush went for four yards. Even though Moss didn't impress Monday, having him back healthy should make the snap and touch split between him and Singletary worthwhile to monitor going forward. It's also good timing for Moss, as Week…read more

    Published: Mon, Oct 19 at 6:23pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Returns to action

    Moss (toe) is active for Monday's game against the Chiefs.

    Analysis: Moss, who last suited up Week 2, will return to the Bills' backfield mix Week 6 and is set to work in tandem with Devin Singletary on Monday, with the team having deactivated T.J. Yeldon for the contest.

    Published: Mon, Oct 19 at 12:51pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Ready for action

    Moss (toe) practiced fully for the third straight day Saturday and does not have an injury designation heading into Monday's game against Kansas City.

    Analysis: Moss hasn't played since suffering the injury Week 2, and given his increased practice work to go with the fact the Bills had trouble running the ball up the middle Tuesday against Tennessee, we'd be pretty surprised if he isn't on Monday's active roster. That said, Devin Singletary is still the starter and T.J. Yeldon looked good as a change-of-pace back Tuesday, so Moss may be on a limited play count as he continues to get up to speed in his rookie season.

    Published: Sat, Oct 17 at 11:40am by Rotowire.com
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  • Second straight full practice

    Moss (toe) practiced fully for the second straight day Friday, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

    Analysis: Even though the rookie has missed the past three games, he's looking good to return to action for Monday's game against the Chiefs, a hypothesis perhaps further supported by the fact the Bills didn't push harder for Le'Veon Bell this week. We'll see if Moss gets a questionable designation or an injury-free tag when the team's final injury report comes out Saturday afternoon.

    Published: Fri, Oct 16 at 1:51pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Practices fully Thursday

    Moss (toe) practiced fully Thursday, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

    Analysis: Moss thus appears on track to be available Monday against the Chiefs after not playing since Week 2. What his Week 6 role might be is unclear, however, with starter Devin Singletary on hand along with T.J. Yeldon, who was effective in a change-of-pace role in Tuesday's loss to the Titans.

    Published: Thu, Oct 15 at 2:02pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Able to do some work

    Moss (toe) is on the practice field Thursday as the Bills go through a light jog-through practice, Sal Capaccio of WGR Sports Radio 550 Buffalo reports.

    Analysis: Moss hasn't played since Week 2 in what seemed like a somewhat mild injury at the time. Even his game absences have been a surprise, as he's been consistently practicing on a limited basis and listed as questionable for the games, only to be ruled out just before kickoff. We'll see if things change this week. It's also worth noting Moss's value would be squashed if the Bills brought in Le'Veon Bell, who's rumored to be down to choosing between three teams -- the Bills, Chiefs and Dolphins.

    Published: Thu, Oct 15 at 9:44am by Rotowire.com
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  • Still sidelined Week 5

    Moss (toe) is inactive for Tuesday's game in Tennessee.

    Analysis: Moss was unable to practice with a toe injury before a Week 3 win against the Rams, and he again was absent Week 4 in Las Vegas, despite having LP next to his name on all three practice reports. Finally, he was a full practice participant Saturday, but it wasn't enough for the Bills to clear his return to action. Expect Devin Singletary to receive the vast majority of work out of Buffalo's backfield, while Moss looks to come back Monday versus the Chiefs.

    Published: Tue, Oct 13 at 2:42pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Trending in positive direction

    Moss (toe) is listed as questionable for Tuesday's game against the Titans.

    Analysis: Perhaps the bigger news is that Moss was a full participant in Saturday's practice. That combined with the fact the rookie has been at least a limited participant in practice each of the last two weeks seems to suggest Moss will be available for the matchup against the Titans. The 22-year-old has played under 50 percent of the team's offensive snaps through two games, and he's been more of a nuisance to Devin Singletary's fantasy prospects as the second-year back has accumulated 198 total yards…read more

    Published: Sat, Oct 10 at 11:25am by Rotowire.com
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  • Estimated as limited participant

    Moss (toe) is listed as a limited participant on Friday's estimated practice report.

    Analysis: The Bills didn't actually hold a practice session Friday, so it isn't surprising to see Moss tagged with the same activity level he managed Wednesday and Thursday. The rookie running back hasn't played since Week 2, but he'll now get a few extra days to get healthy with Buffalo's Week 5 matchup against the Titans having been postponed until Tuesday.

    Published: Fri, Oct 9 at 7:40am by Rotowire.com
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  • Limited yet again

    Moss (toe) was listed as a limited participant for Thursday's practice.

    Analysis: Moss was limited all of last week before being surprisingly ruled out for Sunday's game in Las Vegas, so we'd like to see him practice fully or at least get an encouraging outlook from the coaching staff before we feel comfortable about his status for Sunday's game in Tennessee, a contest that -- like Moss's status -- is up in the air due to the Titans' current COVID-19 issues.

    Published: Thu, Oct 8 at 12:18pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Limited again to start week

    Moss (toe) practiced on a limited basis Wednesday, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

    Analysis: Moss was limited in practice all of last week and ultimately missed a second consecutive game, allowing Devin Singletary to dominate the running-back touches in Sunday's win over the Raiders. Given Moss's absence last week, he would ideally progress to a full practice by Friday to help assure his status for this weekend's game in Tennessee.

    Published: Wed, Oct 7 at 12:47pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Inactive for Week 4

    Moss (toe) will not play in Sunday's game in Las Vegas.

    Analysis: This is a bit of a surprise after the rookie was able to practice on a limited basis all week. The backfield will belong to Devin Singletary for another week.

    Published: Sun, Oct 4 at 11:58am by Rotowire.com
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  • Status in question for Week 4

    Moss (toe), who was a limited practice participant Friday, is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Las Vegas.

    Analysis: Moss didn't practice at all before being ruled out for Week 3, the result of a toe injury. This week, he was able to maintain limited showings Wednesday through Friday, putting himself in a position to return to action. Unfortunately for fantasy managers, the Bills don't kick off until 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday, leaving them few replacement options if in fact the team rules him out. Another absence from Moss likely will result in significant work for Devin Singletary for a second consecutive game.

    Published: Fri, Oct 2 at 11:33am by Rotowire.com
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  • Limited again

    Moss (toe) practiced on a limited basis Thursday for the second straight day.

    Analysis: It appears the rookie isn't fully out of the woods yet, while his participation level Friday should be more telling toward his status for Sunday's game in Las Vegas. If Moss suits up, he'll continue to work as the 1B to Devin Singletary.

    Published: Thu, Oct 1 at 1:29pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Limited on practice report

    Moss (toe) was listed as limited on Wednesday's official injury report.

    Analysis: Reports earlier in the day from the media-access portion of Wednesday's practice suggested the rookie was decently involved in the session, so he seemingly has a good chance to return from a one-game absence to play Sunday in Las Vegas. The rookie running back will still likely need to increase his activity Thursday and/or Friday to avoid an injury designation heading into the weekend.

    Published: Wed, Sep 30 at 12:26pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Back at practice

    Moss (toe) is expected to be a full practice participant Wednesday, Maddy Glab of the Bills' official site reports.

    Analysis: Starting the week without any apparent restrictions currently puts Moss on track to play Sunday in Las Vegas, but the Bills' injury reports will still be worth tracking Wednesday through Friday just to ensure that he'll be ready to return from a one-game absence. The promising rookie caught a touchdown pass in his debut game, but he has otherwise been bottled up as a rusher with 17 carries for 48 yards.

    Published: Wed, Sep 30 at 11:06am by Rotowire.com
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  • Ruled out Week 3

    Coach Sean McDermott said Moss (toe) was ruled out for Sunday's game against the Rams, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

    Analysis: The rookie third-rounder was unable to practice Wednesday and Thursday, and it appears his outlook hasn't improved much entering Friday's session. Moss carried 17 times for 48 yards and caught three passes for 16 yards and one touchdown in the first two games of the season, but he won't be available for Week 3. Devin Singletary played just under 60 percent of the offensive snaps the past two weeks but is now likely to have a larger snap share versus the Rams.

    Published: Fri, Sep 25 at 6:42am by Rotowire.com
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  • Not practicing again

    Moss (toe) isn't on the field for Thursday's practice, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

    Analysis: He'll go down as a non-participant for the second day in a row, leaving his status uncertain for Sunday's game against the Rams. Before determining whether he'll carry a designation into the Week 3 contest, the Bills will see what Moss can do during their final practice session Friday. If Moss ends up missing the first game of his career, starting running back Devin Singletary -- who hasn't played more than 60 percent of the offensive snaps in either of the Bills' first two contests -- will…read more

    Published: Thu, Sep 24 at 10:32am by Rotowire.com
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  • Misses Wednesday's practice

    Moss didn't practice Wednesday due to a toe injury.

    Analysis: Keep an eye on Moss's practice participation as the week unfolds, as he'll likely need to graduate to at least limited activity by Friday to have a shot at avoiding an injury designation heading into Sunday. If Moss is limited or out Week 3 against the Rams, Devin Singletary would be in line for an increased share of the backfield reps.

    Published: Wed, Sep 23 at 12:56pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Modest numbers in win

    Moss rushed eight times for 37 yards and wasn't targeted in the passing game in the Bills' 31-28 win over the Dolphins on Sunday.

    Analysis: With the contest turning out to be very competitive courtesy of a see-saw fourth quarter, the Bills tilted more toward the passing game than usual with considerable success. In turn, that left Moss and backfield mate Devin Singletary with a relatively modest workload, and the former trailed the latter by two rushing touches by afternoon's end. Moss disappointingly was a complete non-factor through the air as well after seeing four targets in his Week 1 pro debut, leaving fantasy managers to…read more

    Published: Sun, Sep 20 at 4:07pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Catches TD in debut

    Moss rushed nine times for 11 yards and caught three of four targets for 16 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-17 win over the Jets.

    Analysis: Moss split the rushing work evenly with Devin Singletary (nine carries for 30 yards), but it was quarterback Josh Allen who paced Buffalo's ground game with 14 carries for 57 yards and a touchdown. Allen's power-running style will likely rob Moss of some short touchdowns, but the rookie was on the field when the Bills got in close and caught a four-yard touchdown in the second quarter. Neither running back was able to separate himself in this one, so expect Moss and Singletary to see a…read more

    Published: Sun, Sep 13 at 1:29pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Looking good for goal-line work

    It isn't clear how the Bills will split playing time between Moss and Devin Singletary, but it does seem that Moss is more likely to get goal-line touches, according to Joe Buscaglia of The Athletic.

    Analysis: The report kind of hints at a traditional thunder/lightning backfield split, though Singletary wins with agility and vision more so than speed, while Moss is surprisingly nimble in the passing game for a 5-foot-9, 223-pound running back. In other words, both players appear reasonably versatile, which makes it tougher to get a read on the exact nature of their respective roles. It still isn't clear if Singletary's lead role from late last season will carry over to Week 1 against the Jets, as…read more

    Published: Thu, Sep 3 at 9:27am by Rotowire.com
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  • Resumes contact work

    Moss (neck) isn't wearing a no-contact jersey Tuesday, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN.com reports.

    Analysis: It appears the rookie's neck injury was minor, as he's been cleared for contact work after only a few days of being limited. Devin Singletary remains the favorite to start in the backfield Week 1 against the Jets, but Moss also figures to have a significant role in the Buffalo offense.

    Published: Tue, Sep 1 at 9:33am by Rotowire.com
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  • Neck injury surfaces

    Moss was listed as a non-contact participant Sunday due to a neck issue, Sal Capaccio of WGR Sports Radio 550 Buffalo reports.

    Analysis: Moss's injury at first glance appears more minor than some of the other injured Bills, as they were all listed as missing practice while Moss was the only non-contact participant. We'll see if he can shake that label in the coming days as he continues to work toward a chunk of playing time to open the season in tandem with Devin Singletary.

    Published: Sun, Aug 30 at 11:53am by Rotowire.com
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  • Displays pass-catching skills

    Moss has displayed his ability as a pass-catcher in practice of late, Maddy Glab of the Bills' official site reports.

    Analysis: It's already established that Moss, a tackle-breaking runner, could end up being in the mix to see work on short-yardage plays as a rookie, but if he continues to show receiving aptitude it can only help his chances of see added touches behind presumed starter Devin Singletary.

    Published: Thu, Aug 20 at 2:54pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Officially in the fold

    Moss has signed his four-year rookie contract.

    Analysis: That puts to bed the contracts of all seven Bills rookies from the 2020 draft class. As for Moss, he's certainly an intriguing rookie based on his power and production at Utah. Devin Singletary is the starter, but he's a smaller back and it should be pretty easy for Moss to eke out a meaningful role right away. The quickest path to first-year fantasy value -- barring an injury to Singletary -- would be for Moss to assert himself as the clear guy for tougher carries in short-yardage and…read more

    Published: Mon, Jun 15 at 12:18pm by Rotowire.com
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