Buffalo Rumblings on D.J. Moore

ArticleBuffalo Bills need to revert to multiple tight end ways on offense
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DJ Moore left in the first half and didn't return. That development was begging for the Bills to go revert to their previously trademark tight end trio, and they decided against it.
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Moore left Week 4 early; his absence should trigger Bills' shift to tight-end-heavy sets.

DJ Moore left in the first half of Week 4 and did not return. The source notes this injury development should have prompted the Bills to revert to their multiple tight-end personnel groupings (13 personnel), but the team instead reduced 13 personnel usage to just 13.0% in Week 4—down from 40.4% in Week 1. Without Moore healthy, the Bills' receiver group is not a strength, making the tight end group, running back, and offensive line the primary offensive strengths beyond Josh Allen. The source advocates for the Bills to avoid 11 personnel (three receivers) and lean into multiple tight-end sets if Moore remains unavailable.

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