Injuries depleted the Giants’ backfield in 2025, the worst occurring when starting running back Cam Skattebo dislocated his ankle, ending his season. The loss of a running game hurt New York down the stretch, relying on Dart many times to pick up yards on the ground himself, putting him at risk with his already physical style of play. Le’Veon Moss can be a great, physical piece, adding much-needed depth to the rotation.

Moss’s tape shows consistency. He may not jump out at you with mobile hips or sharp cuts, but he finds his holes and turns upfield. He does not waste a lot of time in the backfield bouncing around. Once the ball is in his hands, Moss finds a gap and bursts through with speed and physicality. Do not look for him to necessarily be a home run hitter or to break the rushing record, but he is strong and unafraid of contact. Moss will fight for those gritty yards and will add another power back to the Giants’ running back committee.