Tristan Moss is a 6'0" Running Back in the 2027 class.
Moss attends Lift for Life in Missouri.
Moss's Player Profile was created on February 20, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Tristan
MossRB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
190
HS
Lift for Life
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MO
Best of the Best in the Backfield
Recent transfer from Timberland, came through at 6000 191 at Lindenwood in June and put up some decent...
Written by Niel Stopczynski
Tristan
MossRB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
190
HS
Lift for Life
|
MO
Five Timberland Impact Players Returning Next Season.
Tristan Moss is set to break out this season as a junior. Why, you ask? The only thing...
Written by Arlen Harris
Niel Stopczynski | Prep Redzone Scout
Niel Stopczynski
Prep Redzone Scout
Recent transfer from Timberland, came through at 6000 191 at Lindenwood in June and put up some decent explosion numbers with a 33.3vj and 10’4bj. At previous combines, Moss delivered a 4.77×40, 37.4vj and a 4.39ss. Notably, his hands (10″) and wingspan (80.5″) are massive for size. Play speed on film appears better than tested numbers. North-south, long speed, finisher type of ball carrier. Can put a foot in the ground and accelerate, and explosive turning the corner. Runs with nice pad level and explosive forward lean. Strong on contact, can run through tackles, keeps the feet moving fall forward. Has some spatial make you miss ability, navigates traffic, puts a foot in the ground and bursts upfield with explosiveness. Willing blocker that will bow up to the free rush. Shows all of his athletic traits in big flashes. Dealt with injuries early on in career. Growth is up and to the right, and a big fall could mean big things to come his way. Recently committed to Illinois State.
Tristan MossTristanMoss
6'0" | 190 lbs | RB
Lift for Life | 2027 StateMO
is set to break out this season as a junior. Why, you ask? The only thing that slowed him down in the past was a couple of nagging injuries that kept him from showcasing his best self. Seeing him add size and speed this offseason is a dangerous combination for his competition. He reminds me of former running back Jay Harris, who is balling at Oregon right now. Moss shares a lot of similarities that just can’t be taught. His contact balance, combined with his forward lean at his height, is hard to match. I like his vision and his “see it and hit it” mentality. Don’t sleep on his wiggle in space either. If Moss catches you flat-footed, you’re either getting trucked or left behind by his elite instincts. I foresee him being a top-five back in the area and competing for the number one spot when it’s time to choose his college after his senior year.