“I can be elusive when it& #39;s needed, and I can be downright nasty when it& #39;s needed as well.” Utah RB Zack Moss

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One thing I noticed on Moss& #39; film is how he consistently covers up the ball as contact approaches.

It& #39;s not just to protect or shield the rock, he routinely breaks tackles. He lowers his pad level to the point where a lot of times, the point of contact is on his arms and he is able to break tackles.

You will see Moss& #39; chiseled arms & off-hand absorb a lot of blows and or redirect that energy into a broken tackle.

"I get a certain level of satisfaction from wearing out the defense and imposing my will on them. I enjoy watching them quit play by play. That’s when they start to understand they don’t even wanna play with you." Moss to The DraftWire

I really liked this run by Moss. As he turns the corner the tackler tries grabbing his shoulder and possibly coming over the top with a chop to likely go for the ball. What does he do? Simply rips upwards with his off-hand to break free and cuts it back inside.