Just a guess. But that's often what a toe injury is for an RB.This an assumption/best guess, or is there a source?
Or it could be the dreaded “Wednesday toe”.Just a guess. But that's often what a toe injury is for an RB.
That's my favourite toe!Or it could be the dreaded “Wednesday toe”.
Bills RB Zack Moss (toe) was not at practice Thursday.
Moss wasn't on the injury report in the first two weeks, but has now missed two straight practices. Friday's practice will prove critical for the rookie's availability this week against the Rams. If Moss were to sit, Devin Singletary would profile as a low-end RB2 this week. The Rams have allowed the 10th most rushing yardage per game this year, and opposing backs have seen 18 targets against LA's defense.
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SOURCE: Joe Buscaglia on Twitter
Sep 24, 2020, 12:28 PM ET
Yeah I’m in the same spot.kyoun1e said:Want to hold this guy but between Allen running it in, Singletary looking pretty good, and now an injury he's a tough hold.
If he doesn't practice tmrw and there's more (negative) clarity on any toe injury I may have to drop and hope he can fly under the waiver radar for a couple weeks. Can't hold luxury items now.
Yikes. Ruled out early Friday not a great sign.Ruled OUT this weekend, per HC Sean McD.
That's what I was thinking. If it were just a nagging thing, they might have given it until Sunday morning and put him on the inactive list.Yikes. Ruled out early Friday not a great sign.
You would think if this was the case that would just send him to IR for 3 weeksHe's out a minimum of 2-3 weeks according to Dr Jesse
FYI 2-3 weeks = might just be 2 weeksYou would think if this was the case that would just send him to IR for 3 weeks
What does Uncle Jesse say?He's out a minimum of 2-3 weeks according to Dr Jesse
I wish that I had Jesse’s knowledge.He's out a minimum of 2-3 weeks according to Dr Jesse
Who the hell is Dr. Jesse?He's out a minimum of 2-3 weeks according to Dr Jesse
He's a legit fantasy football doctor. Does an analysis of each NFL injury. He's based out of Miami. You're missing out if you're not following him.Who the hell is Dr. Jesse?
Bills RB Zack Moss (toe) practiced on a limited basis Thursday.
Moss returned to practice Wednesday after missing Week 3's game against the Rams. Barring a setback, Moss should get the green light this week against the Raiders. In Week 2, Moss didn't run a pass route -- a surprising change in usage after he looked to emerge as the team's pass catching back in Week 1. Moss would cut into Devin Singletary's touches if he's a go this week.
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SOURCE: Chris Brown on Twitter
Oct 1, 2020, 3:41 PM ET
I agree the hype has gotten a bit overblown based upon him flashing in camp - and before he faced actual defenses.These writers so want him to be better than he has been. The bias, it's comical.
What did they say in that blurb that was inaccurate or sensationalized?These writers so want him to be better than he has been. The bias, it's comical.
This one is not as bad, I suppose. But "a surprising change in usage after he looked to emerge as the team's pass catching back in Week 1." That seems to indicate that he was good week 1, right? He did get a TD, on a scramble drill, that was one of a few good plays for him that game. Singletary has been better, every game so far.What did they say in that blurb that was inaccurate or sensationalized?
Something tells me you're a Singletary ownercandian fantasy guy said:This one is not as bad, I suppose. But "a surprising change in usage after he looked to emerge as the team's pass catching back in Week 1." That seems to indicate that he was good week 1, right? He did get a TD, on a scramble drill, that was one of a few good plays for him that game. Singletary has been better, every game so far.
They've been pushing Moss since the draft(many writers) and they will continue due to their chasing being "right" about this.
No, it means he was used as the passing down back which was true.candian fantasy guy said:This one is not as bad, I suppose. But "a surprising change in usage after he looked to emerge as the team's pass catching back in Week 1." That seems to indicate that he was good week 1, right?
He had 4 targets in the first game and 4 in his second. Devin has 15 total in those 2 games.No, it means he was used as the passing down back which was true.
Your target numbers are wrong - not even close. Maybe you’re the one showing bias?He had 4 targets in the first game and 4 in his second. Devin had 15 and 7 in those games.
I'm not sure that was or is true.
7 targets in week 1 and 3 in week 2. 15 was total in 3 games, my bad.Your target numbers are wrong - not even close. Maybe you’re the one showing bias?
I also watched Week 1 as a Jets fan, Moss was the third down back (even though Singletary did have more targets but it was 5 v 4).
Just for the record, Chris Brown (apparently the source of the comment that Faust posted) is the Bills official team beat writer. He works for the Bills; by virtue of that fact alone, his Bills writings are always extremely positive and very rarely is he critical of a player.candian fantasy guy said:These writers so want him to be better than he has been. The bias, it's comical.
Bills RB Zack Moss (toe) is questionable for Week 4 against the Raiders.
Moss return to practice mid-week and was limited for every session. Devin Singletary handled 17 of Buffalo's 20 backfield touches without Moss in Week 3, but that workload will ultimately be diviid up again if Moss is able to return. He'll be a boom-or-bust RB4 if cleared for Sunday.
SOURCE: Buffalo Bills PR on Twitter
Oct 2, 2020, 2:29 PM ET
Bills RB Zack Moss (toe) is inactive for Week 5 against the Titans.
It's surprising after Moss practice in full on Saturday. His absence locks Devin Singletary into 15-20 touches, and perhaps beyond. Unless he suffered a setback that has yet to be reported, Moss should finally be ready to return for next Monday's game against the Chiefs.
Oct 13, 2020, 5:39 PM ET
Maybe some news comes out tomorrow, but if I had to guess, it would be they needed depth on the active roster at other positions due to injuries, and Moss doesn't play special teams.He practiced in full this week. Are they keeping him down on purpose? Losing patience in redraft. Curious if this was a coach's call and not a health issue?
Yeldon doesn't play special teams and he was activechad in Indy said:Maybe some news comes out tomorrow, but if I had to guess, it would be they needed depth on the active roster at other positions due to injuries, and Moss doesn't play special teams.
Purely speculation.... ..
Idk. Was just speculation.Yeldon doesn't play special teams and he was active
I've got him stashed on my bench hoping for this rosy scenario......it's not like theres a lot out there on the WW anywayPerhaps he got ahead of himself, but the Bills were 4-0, with a two-win divisional lead heading into this game; maybe McDermott went the conservative route and tried to protect Moss from re-aggravating the dreaded, so that he's fully available to them for the stretch run later in the year. I know the thought would've crossed my mind. That's the rosy scenario, at least.
Bills RB Zack Moss (toe) practiced in full Friday.
After being a surprise Week 5 inactive, Moss looks to be ready to play against the Chiefs in Week 6. A fully-healthy Moss will likely lead to a smaller snap share and fewer touches for Devin Singletary, who has seen a major boost in both categories since Moss injured his toe. It's notable that Moss didn't run a pass route in his most recent game -- Week 2 against Miami -- while seeing eight carries. Moss would only be startable this week in deeper formats.
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SOURCE: Chris Brown on Twitter
Oct 16, 2020, 3:10 PM ET