Moss shined in coverage, allowing only 21 yards on eight targets with strong discipline and a key third-quarter stop that quelled a Titans drive. He entered the game with lower expectations but elevated his standing with multiple tackle contributions and a notable takeaway-level impact.

Moss slots into Denver’s deep secondary, offering playmaking upside and rotational value behind Surtain II. His speed and length give the Broncos flexibility to keep top-tier coverage while rotating others in, maintaining elite pass defense and enabling opportunistic fantasy scores from turnovers and batted passes.

Moss emphasizes Barron's routine and comprehension of the defense, acknowledging Barron's reliability and ball awareness that bolster the Broncos' deeper secondary depth.

Moss must elevate his game to lock down the Broncos' other corner spot and withstand increased targets. The secondary stability hinges on his progress alongside Surtain II, especially against aerial attacks.

Moss anchors outside while Barron competes at nickel, keeping Denver's outside depth strong.