Cowboys Eyeing Texas A&M's Le'Veon Moss for Backup RB

0:00On March 28th, the Dallas Cowboys locked in Javante Williams as they're starting running back with a new deal, but they've still got a big question at, the back of spot. Right now, it's unproven guys like Malik Davis and Jaden Blue sharing that load, and the team knows they need someone solid to ease the pressure on. Williams. Williams carried a heavy workload in 2025 and got banged up toward the end of the season, so Dallas is smart to look for depth. They could chase a veteran free agent for competition, but the 2026 NFL draft is calling too, with fresh talent on the table. Word is, the Cowboys are eyeing Texas A&M running back living on Moss after having dinner with him. Even coming off an ankle procedure, he clocked a mid 4.5 in the 40 yard dash at pro day, showing real speed. Moss brings explosion and power at 5'11, 203 pounds, which fits nice behind Williams' physical style. Scouts gave him third round grades before injuries piled up, including a torn ACL and MCL last year, plus shaky pass catching and blocking skills.

1:03Still, he could be a day 3 still, if he stays healthy. Taking a late round shot on Moss keeps the risk low, while building that reliable backup, giving Dallas a deeper backfield punch heading into next. Season. NFL News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day. I'm Cory with the story.