Super Bowl Champion Reveals Broncos CB Riley Moss is Being Targeted by Teams
Denver Broncos cornerback Riley Moss has become a focal point for opposing teams. According to NFL veteran T.J. Ward, the Broncos find themselves in a situation reminiscent of their 2015 Super Bowl-winning defense, but with a glaring target. Opponents are frequently aiming at Moss, the starter since 2024. Ward emphasizes the need for Moss to improve his situational play.
Broncos’ Defense Comparison
The current Denver defense is drawing comparisons to the elite unit from 2015. Ward commented in an October 7 podcast that, unlike the past, teams have identified a primary target in Moss.
Performance and Challenges
The Broncos, holding a 3-2 record, recently triumphed over the Philadelphia Eagles. However, Moss faced struggles against Eagles’ wide receiver DeVonta Smith, who recorded eight receptions for 114 yards. In their upcoming Week 6 game in London, they will face the New York Jets.
Riley Moss’ Background
- Moss, a white cornerback, is a rarity in the NFL, last seen with Jason Sehorn in 2002.
- He was drafted in the third round in 2023 after excelling at Iowa, earning the title of Big Ten Defensive Back of the Year in 2021.
Social Media Presence
Moss often finds himself trending on social media for his performances. He recently allowed 262 yards, second only to another targeted cornerback.
Sources from platforms like X highlight the mixed results of teams targeting Moss. With various assessments, some note Moss’s resilience and his ability to force pass breakups.
Team Dynamics
Despite early challenges in games, Moss remains resilient, with teammates and analysts acknowledging his determination and spirit in face of adversity.
