Moss runs with a very high, upright style. He limits his ability of converting speed into power and falls forward at the point where he attacks. He should run lower on his pad and lean forward to inflict punishment on second and third level defenders. – His top end speed is questionable. Moss is a sprinter with a track and fields background, but his top speed doesn’t allow him to pull off explosive plays across the field. Moss is caught more often than one would like. His balance makes him vulnerable to shoestrings and fingertip tackles. Moss’s inconsistency has caused him to lose balance before he can break away from the defence. This aspect of his play will lead to bigger plays if he improves it.
2025-11-09 19:19:09
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