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

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One thing I noticed on Moss' film is how he consistently covers up the ball as contact approaches.

It'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' 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.