It’s likely that general manager Brandon Beane and the rest of the Buffalo Bills’ front office probably assumed they solved the running back position for years to come after drafting Devin Singletary in 2019 and Zack Moss in 2020. However, the 2021 season provided Moss with a sophomore slump and handed Singletary some early season struggles. It took some shuffling along the offensive line and Singletary’s recommitment to finish strong as a rush team. Despite Singletary’s successes, the team’s willingness to bring in Matt Breida during the previous offseason serves as evidence that the team remains open to being—at the very least—more explosive with the running back position.
2022 NFL Draft: Scouting this year’s RBs
