ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper, Jr. believes the Buffalo Bills got tremendous value when they selected running back Zack Moss in the third round of last month’s NFL Draft, but called another one of their picks the most “underrated” for the team.
“I think Isaiah Hodgins gives them that length at wide receiver that Josh [Allen] likes,” Kiper said of the Oregon State product. "Throw it up and let him go get it.”
But the draft analyst couldn’t stop gushing about Moss.
“We thought he was a second [round pick],” Kiper said of the Utah running back. “He certainly has all the production. He’s got the versatility. In the third round last year, they got Devin Singletary out of Florida Atlantic, who had a really good rookie year. He was a key element in that offense for Josh Allen. Really was a key to them getting as far as they got. I think [Moss] will be a really good one-two punch with Singletary. I like the sixth round pick Hodgins, but I do think Moss in the third round was a steal by about a round. I thought he should have gone in the second round.”
