Yahoo Sports NFL on D.J. Moore
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You can make a really strong argument that DJ Moore is going to be better by almost any WR metric (including RP) in Buffalo than he was in Chicago, not just because of Josh Allen but due to his fit in the current Joe Brady X-receiver role.
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Moore reunites with Brady; WR1 role with improved metrics and route-running opportunity.
The Bills WR reunites with OC Joe Brady from Carolina and walks into the WR1 role without much challenge. Moore can make a strong argument to be better by almost any WR metric (including reception perception) in Buffalo than he was in Chicago, not just because of Josh Allen but due to his fit in Brady's receiver role. While Moore's days as a primary X-receiver are mostly over, he shouldn't leave the field under Brady. In obvious passing situations, the Bills ran the 14th-most plays with at least two TEs on the field; the Bears were just ahead of Buffalo, and Moore had the highest route rate of any Chicago WR and earned just one fewer target than Rome Odunze. With Keon Coleman or Josh Palmer likely taking split-end reps, Moore should see more off coverage, allowing him to use his route-running ability.
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