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Fantasy Points fantasy football takes on D.J. Moore
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All Fantasy Points insights about D.J. Moore
PositiveMatchupOct 29, 2026
Start recommendation vs. Baltimore; Moore will draw Marlon Humphrey in coverage most of the time, which is a win given Humphrey's poor 2024 season. Moore has recorded 5+ catches and 67+ yards in both of his full games. Elite utilization metrics: WR2 in air yards per route run and WR11 in targets per route run—top-12 in both stats while catching passes from the best quarterback in football. Part of the source's fantasy bonanza outlook for this high-scoring Ravens-Bills matchup.NegativeInjuryOct 7, 2026
DJ Moore's health is a concern, with the source downgrading from hot to meh due to recurring injury issues. Expected to be out until week eight, but the acquisition price is strong. The source recommends waiting it out rather than acquiring him now; he projects as scalding hot in weeks eight and beyond once healthy.NegativeInjuryOct 6, 2026
DJ Moore re-aggravated a shoulder injury and is not expected to return to the field until at least week eight, according to the source's injury expert.PositiveUsageSep 28, 2026
DJ Moore is seeing elite usage, recording a 38% target share in Week 3. Excluding the game he left early due to injury, he has out-targeted Dalton Kincaid 17-9. Scott Barrett views him as the clear WR1 in an aggressive Josh Allen-led offense, filling a high-volume role similar to Stefon Diggs.PositiveProjectionSep 24, 2026
Despite initial concerns about route share and being 'washed,' the source now views Moore as a must-start. His usage is better than it appears, as he leads the league in targets negated by penalties, and Josh Allen's elite play-making ability elevates the entire receiving corps.NegativeInjurySep 21, 2026
DJ Moore is currently considered day-to-day following his injury.NegativeValueSep 16, 2026
The source suggests DJ Moore as a primary asset in a two-for-one or three-for-one trade package to acquire a high-value player like Ja'Marr Chase.NegativeMatchupSep 11, 2026
DJ Moore is listed as a sit for Week 1. The source notes he is coming off an injury and faces the Houston Texans defense featuring Derek Stingley, Kamari Lassiter, and elite pass rusher Will Anderson. The source emphasizes the defensive talent he must face makes this 'clearly a sit,' stating 'Coming off an injury plus he's facing the Houston Texans. Like do it Does it need to get any deeper than that? Like this guy has to go against Derek Stingley, Kamari Lassiter, and probably the best pass rusher in football.'NegativeUsageSep 9, 2026
The source notes that DJ Moore was a top-three receiver in screen targets last year, which serves as a benchmark for the type of usage expected for other players in the offense.PositiveValueAug 25, 2026
Sig Bloom frequently targets DJ Moore in the fifth round of drafts, citing the quarterback's commitment to feeding him targets. Josh Allen has explicitly stated an intention to continue targeting Moore heavily until defenses prove they can stop it.PositiveProjectionAug 14, 2026
DJ Moore is expected to be the Bills' go-to WR with 110–120 target projection. The source spent time around the team and identifies Moore as clear top option. Chemistry with Josh Allen feels strong; both players coming off down years and from same draft class, creating motivation to put up volume. The source notes Moore coming off least productive season but has averaged over 1,000 yards across eight years.NegativeProjectionAug 4, 2026
DJ Moore has a catchable target rate of 76%, placing him between Romo Odunze (67% catchable, 14.3 yards aDOT) and Luther Burden (90% catchable, 7.5 yards aDOT) in terms of target quality from Caleb Williams. This mid-range profile suggests Moore has moderate vulnerability to Williams' accuracy variance on deeper routes compared to Burden's shallow-route safety, but more security than Odunze's deep-ball dependency.NegativeValueJul 25, 2026
Scott Barrett criticizes the Buffalo Bills' acquisition of DJ Moore as an overpayment, suggesting the market narrative around the trade is overly positive and ignores the desperation and cost of the move.PositiveDepth ChartJun 2, 2026
DJ Moore was traded this year, requiring fantasy managers to react quickly to his new team situation.NegativeValueMay 6, 2026
Comes in five or six spots overvalued based on current ADP, with concerns about the Bills' run-leaning offense limiting his upside.PositiveRoleMay 6, 2026
Unlikely to reach the 25-26% target share he had in previous seasons; expected to see only 20-22% of targets in the Bills' run-leaning offense under Joe Brady.NegativeUsageMay 6, 2026
Was 60th among 76 wide receivers with 50+ targets in yards per route run, 55th in PFF receiving grade, 35th in fantasy points separation score, and 37th in win rate.NegativeProjectionMay 6, 2026
Steamed up to WR27 on Underdog despite concerns about his current ability, posting career lows in receiving grade and yards per route run in two straight seasons.PositiveInjuryNo date
Reinjured same shoulder with expected absence until week eight; significant fantasy downside given extended timeline. The source had substantial DJ Moore exposure in DFS and notes this will be discussed in the waiver wire column. His absence opens target share opportunity for other Bills receivers, as Josh Allen has demonstrated the ability to elevate receiver fantasy value even without elite talent.PositiveValueNo date
The source argues DJ Moore should be ranked as a WR16 rather than the current WR26, citing elite volume metrics including leading all players in air yards per route run and top-five status in targets per route run. Historical production from receivers like Gabe Davis with Josh Allen suggests Moore has the potential to reach WR1 status.PositiveValueNo date
Buy-low candidate in Buffalo Bills offense as alpha number one receiver operating in the old Stefon Diggs role, which is insanely valuable for fantasy. Volume stats significantly better than expected: 13th in targets per route run, 8th in air yards per route run, plus approximately five targets negated due to penalty, placing him at mid-range wide receiver one levels of volume. The source was skeptical coming into the season but is now convinced after volume analysis. On one of the best offenses in football with Josh Allen as quarterback. The source acknowledges being wrong on Moore's projection and notes he looks fluid and physical despite potentially losing some top-end speed; technical receivers age well due to route running, ball skills, and body control.PositiveValueNo date
Going in the fifth round as part of a strong receiver tier. The source believes at least two of the receivers in this tier (Christian Watson, Jameson Williams, Mike Evans, Garrett Wilson, DJ Moore, Rondale Moore, Brian Thomas) will pay off their ADP.PositiveProjectionNo date
DJ Moore's trade to Buffalo is viewed as a positive fantasy outcome. He is consistently seen at middle-to-end fifth round ADP but has the potential to score double-digit touchdowns in Buffalo, suggesting he is undervalued relative to his upside in Josh Allen's offense.PositiveProjectionNo date
DJ Moore is positioned as significantly better than Gabe Davis, even at 45 years old, suggesting strong talent evaluation.NegativeBustNo date
Scott Pianowski is not into DJ Moore, noting he's been overrated every year of his career except one, is now 29 years old, and was awful last year, finishing behind every other wide receiver on the Bears in targets per route run.PositiveRoleNo date
DJ Moore had manufactured running back rush attempts under Joe Brady early in his career, a wrinkle that may return with Brady now calling plays for the Bills.PositiveValueNo date
DJ Moore is being drafted at wide receiver 27-30 range but Rich Hribar projects him around wide receiver 20-22 range, representing a discount. He's moving to Josh Allen's offense with potential for increased volume if the Bills throw more this year.PositiveProjectionNo date
DJ Moore showed improvement late in the 2024 season with five touchdowns in the final six games, suggesting potential for a bounce-back year.PositiveInjuryNo date
DJ Moore played with an injured testicle for half of last year, which may have impacted his performance during his down 2024 season.PositiveProjectionNo date
DJ Moore is a bullish play for Rich Hribar with Josh Allen as his clear-cut wide receiver one, though this projection is more faith-based than his other recommendations.PositiveValueNo date
DJ Moore is mentioned as a comparable ADP range to Christian Watson, with Watson's price still considered favorable.