Zack Moss is no stranger to pain, to competition, or having to prove that he should be the guy that commands the lion share of touches in a backfield. And after spending much of the offseason rehabbing an ankle injury suffered in the Buffalo Bills’ Wild Card win against the Indianapolis Colts, the second-year running back is hungry as he sets out to earn the role as the team’s No. 1 running back in 2021. Despite boasting one of the most explosive passing offenses in the NFL last season, Buffalo struggled to find consistent success in the run game. The team finished 20th overall, averaging 107.7 yards-per-game on the ground – a 4.2 yards-per-carry clip that ranked 19th in the league. The Bills’ struggles to run the ball worsened in the playoffs, as they averaged just 85.7 yards-per-game and the team was ultimately eliminated in the AFC Championship by the Kansas City Chiefs. But during the offseason, general manager Brandon Beane expressed confidence in both of Buffalo’s running backs, Devin Singletary and Zack Moss, opting against using a draft pick on a ball-carrier – only adding veteran Matt Breida to the position group. In a press conference before the 2021 … Continue reading Zack Moss ready to ‘set the tone’ in Bills’ 2021 backfield