And another! Colts are trading Nyheim Hines to the Buffalo Bills, sources tell ESPN.

Related players: Devin Singletary, James Cook, Zack Moss, Jonathan Taylor, Deon Jackson

The Bills are adding one of the top pass catching backs to their offense. Hines signed a three-year deal last season so the Bills will have him under control for two more years. It's potentially bad news for Cook owners hoping to see an increase in touches after the Bills bye week. Singletary averaged 10 carries a game and three receptions a game, but Hines will surely cut into that production. Hines was averaging about 3.5 catches a game for the Colts. In Indy, Jackson should move up to the RB2 slot behind Taylor.

The Bills likely won’t reinvent themselves on offense, but they might make some alterations with their active game-day roster, which could benefit Moss. There is a pretty easy path to the team making all three of Devin Singletary, James Cook and Zack Moss active on game days for more of a three-headed approach.

While many assume it will be the Singletary/Cook show, the story said the Bills likely believe there is still some talent there and that Moss could bring a different element to the backfield than Singletary or Cook. Given Singletary’s expiring contract and Cook’s rookie status, Moss has a clear chance to make this a three-person backfield, the piece said.

The Buffalo Bills have signed RB Duke Johnson to a one-year deal.

Related Player: Devin Singletary

After their deal with J.D. McKissic fell through, the Bills get Johnson, a player who has not stuck with a team for long in multiple NFL seasons. Singletary will lose some third down work if Johnson sticks, but his fantasy value is still solid.

The Buffalo Bills had signed RB J.D. McKissic to a two-year deal, but McKissic has reversed course and returned to the Washington Commanders for the same deal.

Related Players: Zack Moss, Devin Singletary, Antonio Gibson

And you thought Antonio Gibson was free...

Devin Singletary not only handled 22 of the 23 running back carries but also took 67 of the 70 total running back snaps against Carolina. Matt Breida didn’t get his first offensive snap until midway through the third quarter. His only other two snaps were on the Bills’ two kneeldowns at the end of the game. While the disparity might not be as stark in future games, it’s clear who the Bills trust most to lead their backfield as they enter the final three games.

Related players: Zack Moss

For now, Singletary has put his ball-security issues to rest and shown a spark with some chunk plays when the Bills have needed it, the story said. Although coach Sean McDermott wouldn’t label Singletary the featured back, the recent usage means he has graduated from the early-season 1A label and is now just No. 1 ahead of Breida and Moss, the story went on to say. The Bills are still a pass-heavy team but Singletary could have some fantasy value in the fantasy semifinals and finals.

Moss was able to successfully clear concussion protocol in time for Sunday's showdown against the New York Jets. He's split evenly with Devin Singletary so far this year and both flirt with RB2 status this week.

Bills RB Zack Moss (concussion) is questionable for Week 10 at the New York Jets.

Related Player: Devin Singletary

Moss got in two limited practices but is not cleared from concussion protocol. Monitor his status Sunday morning.

Bills HC Sean McDermott told reporters Wednesday that RB Zack Moss remains in concussion protocol.

Related Player: Devin Singletary

This is important to monitor, especially if you roster Singletary.

Zack Moss practices and participated in team drills.

Related players: Devin Singletary

Moss was dealing with a hamstring injury. We think Moss has the potential to be an RB2, but certainly has a lot in his way, especially QB Josh Allen who is the team's goal line back most of the time. The good news is Moss was out-snapping Singletary last year when both players were healthy and since the team traded up to get Moss in 2020, the feeling is that should continue in 2021. We think if Moss can get 65% of the snaps, he'll get to that RB2 value.

Matt Breida’s speed has been mentioned by coaches and teammates as the main asset that he brings to the team. But he’s proving that his receiving ability could be the best way to unleash that speed.

Related players: Devin Singletary, Zack Moss

The story said the Bills threw the ball 63-percent of the time in early-down, neutral game-script situations a year ago. They’re going to throw the football a lot. So the most useful running back on this team might be the one who can consistently make big plays in the passing game. Moss has made a few of those plays, and so has Breida. Running backs can be tough to judge at this stage in camp, but Breida should get a chance to show what he can do in the preseason, the story went on to say.