Fantasy Life Articles on D.J. Moore
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Moore's 2025 campaign was simply not good. In fact, it was the worst season of his career, posting personal lows in receptions (50), receiving yards (682), targets per game (5.0) and TPRR (15.7%)... Moore's new home offers reason for hope for a bounceback 2026. For starters, getting to catch passes from arguably the league's best quarterback helps... Brady has been calling plays for the Bills since the middle of the 2023 season... Moore, who had two of his most productive seasons with Brady as the OC in Carolina from 2020-21.
STACKED’s take
Moore's worst 2025 season gives way to bounceback upside with Allen and Brady in Buffalo.
Moore's 2025 campaign was the worst of his career (50 receptions, 682 yards, 5.0 targets per game, 15.7% TPRR), ranking 88th in yards per route run (1.23) and 74th in first downs per route run (0.059) among 170 qualified receivers. However, his move to Buffalo offers significant bounceback potential: Josh Allen is arguably the league's best quarterback, and Joe Brady—who called plays for Moore's two most productive seasons in Carolina (2020-21: 66 catches/1,193 yards and 93 catches/1,157 yards)—now runs the Bills offense. Buffalo ranks third in neutral script rush rate (47.2%) over the past three seasons and has called receiver screens at the highest rate in football (6.6%) since 2023, a scheme fit for Moore's skill set. The comparison point is John Brown's 2019 Bills season (72 catches, 1,060 yards, 6 TDs, WR23 finish), though Moore has a ceiling higher than that if he returns to 2023 form.
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