ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- There was a strong argument to be made before the 2021 NFL draft that the Buffalo Bills should take a running back at 30th overall. Neither of their leading rushers from 2020 -- Devin Singletary (687 yards) and Zack Moss (481) -- had distinguished themselves. But the draft came and went and the Bills didn't select a running back at all.
The one offseason addition to Buffalo’s running back room was free agent Matt Breida, who has been active in two of seven games.
Singletary and Moss are carrying the load again.