Le'Veon Moss entered Texas A&M in 2022 as a highly regarded four‑star recruit. He chose the Aggies over other Power Five offers and was held to limited opportunities as a true freshman. A promising sophomore season was followed by a breakout junior campaign, which ended early due to a knee injury. Moss returned to start the 2025 season, but an ankle injury caused him to miss the majority of the campaign. He returned for Texas A&M’s final game of the season, a first-round playoff loss to Miami, but was clearly limited by the injury.

Moss is a fluid athlete, both in the short field and on big gains. His history as a high school track star is evident when he gets behind a defense. He has decent size for his speed, but prefers finesse over physicality, bending his way through traffic. He’s an upright runner, with his best tackle-breaking technique being a stiff arm. Though not a polished route runner, he was effective on designed touches and posted strong per-catch metrics. Moss' injury history and durability are the biggest red flags on his profile. However, his upside if he can stay healthy is immense. 

Average Backup to Pro Bowler

 

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