Le'Veon Moss

Injuries caused Moss to go undrafted out of Texas A&M, but when he was healthy in college he showed some intriguing NFL traits. Moss is purely an early-down option, as he hasn't shown any aptitude as a receiver or pass protector, but he's got the size, burst and contact balance to be a short-yardage threat and a back who can grind out yards between the tackles. Multiple lower-body injuries, including a torn ACL and MCL in 2024, have also taken away what little speed and elusiveness he had, and in the NFL he'll have to power his way through contact because he won't be making any defenders miss. The Dolphins' depth chart already has a better version of what Moss brings to the table in Ollie Gordon, so the best the rookie can likely hope for is just to stay healthy in training camp and win a spot on the practice squad. Read Past Outlooks