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He's been under 1 and 1/2 yards per route run for two full seasons... 2023 he finished as a wide receiver eight. 2024 he finishes a wide receiver 14 points per game... I think he is physically past it. I think it's an offense that doesn't hyper-target or hyper-fixate on anyone to the point that Stefon Diggs said, 'I don't care how good this team is, I'm out.'
STACKED’s take
WR14 in 2024 with efficiency concerns; duplicative role in Bills offense despite Brady reunion.
DJ Moore finished WR8 in 2023 and WR14 in 2024 (14 PPR points per game) and has been under 1.5 yards per route run for two full seasons, a metric reflecting actual receiver efficiency independent of situational factors. Davis Mattek believes Moore is physically past his prime and duplicative with Shakir and Kincaid in the Bills offense; he will not receive designed running plays (allocated to James Cook) or goal-line touches (Josh Allen). The Bills offense doesn't hyper-target or hyper-fixate on anyone to the point that Stefon Diggs said 'I don't care how good this team is, I'm out.' Counterargument exists that Moore will command approximately 10 targets per game and be the focal point, with demonstrated elite or near-elite production earlier in his career when scheme-fit aligned with coaching in Carolina under Brady, and Bills front office pressure to fix offense makes Moore a priority target. However, the primary take is skepticism: Moore is equivalent in value proposition to Ricky Pearsall at approximately 11.5 points per game, with the distinction purely cost-based rather than talent-based.
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