Moss is a one-speed, no-nonsense downhill runner. Moss has a strong lower half that allows him to barrel through loose wraps and shoelace tackles. He keeps his legs churning through the final whistle every play. Moss is a chunk play runner that lacks a homerun gear. He can get chased down in the open field. Out of his 321 collegiate carries, only 44 were for at least ten yards, and only 21 went for 15 or more yards. Moss could be a decent early-down complement for an NFL backfield, but he isn't offering much in the passing game. With his running style, strength, and decisiveness, he could be a solid goalline option. He's willing to stick his nose in there on pass protection situations. He has to clean up his pass pro technique, but he has the willingness and fight which can be half the battle for some backs. Moss allowed ten pressures with his 52 collegiate pass pro snaps. He's nothing more than a checkdown option in the passing game.
