2022 RTSports Outlook

Moss took a step backwards last year. He was even a healthy scratch a few games, which doesn't bode well for his future, especially with Devin Singletary playing so well late in the year for the Bills. Moss had double-digit carries three times, but not once after Week 5. He had just a carry in the playoffs for the Bills. Moss is likely No. 3 on the depth chart for the Bills again this year. Moss isn't a speed back but a good one-cut runner that can get downfield in a hurry. He is tough to bring down because of his size and ability to take a hit. He does lack a little top-end speed, though, and needs work catching the ball.

FANTASY OUTLOOK: Moss is not a very exciting fantasy back. He could have a harder time finding the field this year. He might get around 400 total yards and a few scores.

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RotoBaller's Outlook

Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss has been a mammoth disappointment throughout his time in Buffalo, and the team has made it clear that he is not in their future plans. Last season, Moss was a healthy scratch for Week 1 which led fantasy managers to panic, only to see him activated in Week 2 and average 12.6 carries between Weeks 3-5. It seemed as though Moss was back in the fold, however, our early concerns were quickly proven true as he never saw double digit carries again, and was a healthy scratch in three of Buffalo's last six games of the fantasy season. As if the late season healthy scratches were not enough to dissuade you from drafting Moss, his lone carry for zero yards in the NFL Playoffs should be all she wrote. Devin Singletary has a firm grasp on the Bills' lead-back role after he went on a late-season tear and scored nine touchdowns in his final six games, including the NFL Playoffs. Additionally, Buffalo drafted running back James Cook in second round of the NFL Draft, and he is expected to handle the majority of the passing-down work, leaving Moss as a bench fodder depth piece. Absent a pre-season injury to Singletary, the former Ute should be left to the fates of the waiver wire.

Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss has been a mammoth disappointment throughout his time in Buffalo, and the team has made it clear that he is not in their future plans. Last season, Moss was a healthy scratch for Week 1 which led fantasy managers to panic, only to see him activated in Week 2 and average 12.6 carries between Weeks 3-5. It seemed as though Moss was back in the fold, however, our early concerns were quickly proven true as he never saw double digit carries again, and was a healthy scratch in three of Buffalo's last six games of the fantasy season. As if the late season healthy scratches were not enough to dissuade you from drafting Moss, his lone carry for zero yards in the NFL Playoffs should be all she wrote. Devin Singletary has a firm grasp on the Bills' lead-back role after he went on a late-season tear and scored nine touchdowns in his final six games, including the NFL Playoffs. Additionally, Buffalo drafted running back James Cook in second round of the NFL Draft, and he is expected to handle the majority of the passing-down work, leaving Moss as a bench fodder depth piece. Absent a pre-season injury to Singletary, the former Ute should be left to the fates of the waiver wire.