Depth-Chart RB with Limited Recent Production, But Experience in Richmond’s Backfield
T.J. Moon is a Richmond running back whose profile is built more on experience and versatility than eye-popping volume: in the 2014 season, he appeared in 12 games, made one start, rushed for 72 yards on 22 carries, scored once, and added six catches for 37 yards. That production suggests a player who can contribute as a complementary piece, but current publicly available stat lines show only modest recent rushing output, so he looks more like a depth option than a featured playmaker. For a roster fit, he makes sense if you want a lower-usage back who understands the offense and can handle multiple roles.[3][1]
