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Moore was a square peg in Chicago's system, not a declining player. He walks into a clear alpha role with the league's best off-script quarterback and should crush his current price.
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Moore's Chicago struggles were system-based; he's now Buffalo's alpha with Josh Allen.

Moore's 2025 season in Chicago (50 catches, 682 yards, 85 targets—his lowest since 2018) was a system problem, not a talent decline. His drop rate ranked in the bottom 4 percent of the league, meaning he caught almost everything sent his way. He is now Buffalo's clear No. 1 outside receiver. His ability to improvise on off-script plays fits Josh Allen's game as well as any receiver Allen has ever had, and Buffalo's defense projects to take a step back, which should push the offense into more overall passing volume. Jim Coventry says Moore was a square peg in Chicago's system, not a declining player, and should crush his current ADP of 56.6.

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