The Buffalo Bills were a two running back team for the last four years under Brian Daboll. It started in Josh Allen’s first year with a backfield of LeSean McCoy and Chris Ivory, to Devin Singletary and Frank Gore, to two seasons of Devin Singletary and Zack Moss (with a sprinkle of Matt Breida.) So why would they change this formula that has brought them success offensively? Why would they need another running back when Josh Allen’s legs are as feared as any running backs?  The answer starts with reading the tea leaves. The Bills have invested three day-two picks into the backfield over the past four drafts, including drafting James Cook in the back end of the second round in 2022. Buffalo has invested substantial resources to create a diverse and effective backfield. What does each player bring? How do they fit the Ken Dorsey offensive scheme? How does Ken Dorsey utilize each of them without taking the ball out of Josh Allen’s hand or jeopardizing the passing game?  What Each Running Back Brings Let’s start with Devin Singletary. Despite Zack Moss’s best attempts, he was unable to unseat Devin Singletary as the team’s top running back the last … Continue reading New-look RB room brings unique dynamic to 2022 Bills offense