Moss actually led the Bills in rush attempts as the running backs combined for just 12 carries all afternoon while Josh Allen let it fly all over the Seahawks' sieve of a secondary. The third-round pick out-snapped Devin Singletary 38-31 and out-touched him 11-5. Moss also converted on his only goal-line attempt for his third rushing touchdown in the past three games. Singletary was also given an opportunity at the one-yard line but failed to punch it in. Moss' offensive snap share has grown in three straight games heading into a Week 10 matchup with the Arizona Cardinals.

Moss scored 11.8 FanDuel points in Week 9 and is averaging 13.5 over the last three games. He is adding more Rushing Net Expected Points per carry and Reception Net Expected Points per target than Singletary. The Cardinals have the No. 21 rushing defense in numberFire's advanced team rankings.