FantasyPros Articles on D.J. Moore
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Every report I've read stemming from Buffalo's camp has raved about the connection that Moore has with Josh Allen since arriving, describing it as a "mind meld" where they perpetually appear to be on the same page, even when plays fall apart... he has the versatility to work as a downfield threat or possession receiver. He's been remarkably healthy and durable, playing every game since 2020, and is the most talented pass-catcher that Allen has had at his disposal since Stefon Diggs was in his prime.
STACKED’s take
Moore returns to WR1 in Buffalo with Allen; 85 targets in Chicago underutilized him.
Evan Tarracciano predicts DJ Moore returns to WR1 territory after two disappointing seasons in Chicago. Moore was phased out of the Bears' offense by youngsters Luther Burden III, Colston Loveland, and Rome Odunze, receiving just 85 targets across 17 games; Tarracciano observed some of the worst body language from Moore on the sidelines, knowing he was being intentionally worked out of the offense. In Buffalo, every report from camp has raved about Moore's connection with Josh Allen, describing it as a "mind meld" where they perpetually appear on the same page even when plays fall apart. Moore's tendency to roam the field to find soft spots in defenses pairs perfectly with Allen's ability to extend plays with his legs. Moore surpassed 1,150 receiving yards four times in a five-year stretch from 2019-2023, has been remarkably healthy and durable playing every game since 2020, and is the most talented pass-catcher Allen has had at his disposal since Stefon Diggs was in his prime.
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