NFL.com News on D.J. Moore
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Moore frustrated fantasy owners last season by interrupting maddeningly quiet stretches with boom weeks that were impossible to predict. Across two outings ahead of a two-touchdown Week 12 game, Moore managed one catch for 18 yards. He tallied three receptions for 13 yards over the next two contests before another two-TD showing in Week 15. The result of his topsy-turvy year was a WR35 finish, relegating him to unreliable flex play territory.
STACKED’s take
Moore's Round 5 ADP risky; unpredictable boom-bust pattern and Bills' ball-spreading philosophy limit upside.
Moore is drafted at Round 5 (WR25) following his trade to Buffalo, but his 2025 season raised reliability concerns. He frustrated fantasy owners with unpredictable boom-bust weeks: across two outings before a two-touchdown Week 12 game, he managed one catch for 18 yards; he tallied three receptions for 13 yards over the next two contests before another two-TD showing in Week 15. This topsy-turvy year resulted in a WR35 finish, relegating him to unreliable flex play territory. For Moore to justify his fifth-round price, two things must happen: the Bills must abandon their yearslong philosophy of spreading the ball around, and the 29-year-old wideout must prove he's still got it. While new head coach Joe Brady reunites with Moore after their successful Carolina days, there's a possibility this ends up closer to Amari Cooper's 2024 effort with the Bills than Stefon Diggs' Buffalo breakout.
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