Le'Veon Moss

NFL Draft Profile: Le’Veon Moss

Position: Running Back | School: Texas A&M | Class: Senior

Height: 5'11" | Weight: 210 lbs | Archetype: Power / 3-Down Back

College Career Summary

Le'Veon Moss concludes a resilient career at Texas A&M characterized by flashes of elite SEC production hampered by untimely injuries. After a promising junior year, Moss entered the 2025 season as the Aggies' undisputed lead back. He began the campaign with a violent, downhill efficiency that made him one of the conference's most feared runners, highlighted by a dominant 139-yard performance against Auburn.

However, his season was derailed by a significant ankle injury suffered during the October 11th matchup against Florida. Moss missed the final six games of the regular season, watching from the sidelines as Rueben Owens II took over the primary duties. He made a courageous return for the College Football Playoff First Round against Miami, but re-aggravated the injury in the third quarter. Despite the medical hurdles, his tape shows a "pro-ready" back with a violent finishing style and exceptional vision in gap-blocking schemes.

2025 Season Statistical Highlights

• Rushing: 77 carries, 404 Yds, 6 TD (5.2 avg)

• Receiving: 3 receptions, 8 Yds, 0 TD

• Career Totals: Over 1,500 Rushing Yards and 16 Touchdowns.

2025 Game-by-Game Grades

Week	Opponent	Stats (Rush/Yds/TD)	Grade	Scout's Notes
1	vs Notre Dame	13/62/1	B+	Physical performance against a top-tier front; moved the chains.
2	vs McNeese	9/84/2	A	Total mismatch; showcased acceleration on a 30+ yard score.
3	@ Florida	5/46/1	A-	Injury Game. Was on pace for a career day before exiting.
4	vs Bowling Green	12/71/1	B	Solid, workmanlike performance; secured the win late.
5	vs Arkansas	15/104/1	A	Statement Game. Dominant between the tackles in a rivalry win.
6	vs Auburn	16/139/1	A+	Season Peak. Career high in yardage; displayed elite contact balance.
7	vs Missouri	0/0/0	N/A	Out (Ankle).
15	vs Miami (CFP)	7/15/0	C-	The Return. Clearly limited; re-aggravated injury in the 3rd.

Scouting Grade Rubric

Intangibles (.20) — Grade: 92/100

• Leadership: Respected veteran in the locker room; praised by Mike Elko for his rehab work.

• Mental Toughness: Fought back from a torn ACL/MCL earlier in his career and an ankle injury in 2025.

• Competitor: A high-motor runner who refuses to go down on the first contact.

• Team Player: Supportive of Rueben Owens during his absence; credits his offensive line often.

• Star Power: When healthy, he is the engine that makes the Aggie ground game "elite."

Physical Tools (.20) — Grade: 86/100

• Height/Weight: 5'11", 210 lbs. (Hits Height target; slightly below 215 lbs Weight target).

• Stamina: High capacity for carries; thrives in high-volume situations.

• Durability/Injury History: Major Concern. Significant time missed in 2025 (ankle) and historical knee issues.

Attributes (.20) — Grade: 91/100

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• Ball Security: Elite. Zero fumbles in the 2025 season; protects the ball well in traffic.

• Vision: Excellent. Reads the flow of the defense and anticipates the hole opening.

• Contact Balance: High-end. Low center of gravity allows him to bounce off arm tackles.

• Catching: Reliable, though underutilized in the 2025 passing attack.

• Pass Block: Pro-ready. Willing to step up and strike blitzing linebackers.

Athleticism (.20) — Grade: 88/100

• Speed: Functional speed; has a "second gear" but isn't a pure vertical burner.

• Agility: Very good short-area twitch for a power-oriented back.

• Change of Direction: Explosive one-cut ability; gets north-south quickly.

• Acceleration: Reaches top speed quickly after the initial plant.

• Break Tackle: Top-tier. One of the highest "missed tackles forced" rates in the SEC.

IQ (.20) — Grade: 94/100

• Awareness: High football IQ; understands situational football and clock management.

NFL Scouting Report

• Strengths: Violent, "finishing" running style; elite-level vision and patience; pro-ready pass protection; high-floor reliability as an interior runner.

• Weaknesses: Serious medical history (ACL/MCL/Ankle); lacks elite breakaway speed; runs with a high pad level at times, exposing himself to big hits.

• Scheme Fit: Ideal for a Downhill Power or Gap-blocking system (e.g., Steelers, Browns, Titans).

• NFL Comparison: Isiah Pacheco / Chris Carson.

Scout's Final Word

"Le'Veon Moss is a classic 'weight-room' runner who brings a physical identity to an offense. While his medical folder will be the most scrutinized part of his draft process, his tape against Auburn and Arkansas is that of a starting NFL running back. If he clears medicals, he's a potential steal for a team needing a physical presence. Projected: Round 4–5."