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Davis Mattek fantasy football takes on D.J. Moore
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Davis Mattek about D.J. Moore.
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All Davis Mattek insights about D.J. Moore
NegativeValueOct 29, 2026
DJ Moore at $5,700 is a fun DFS play in a projected high-scoring shootout game; the source notes he should be back to health and will have minimal ownership. Despite acknowledging a lingering shoulder injury concern, Davis Mattek frames Moore as a play with upside due to low projected ownership.NegativeProjectionOct 19, 2026
DJ Moore is a negative advance rate player; his draft stock is declining or underperforming relative to expectations.NegativeValueOct 8, 2026
Davis Mattek lists DJ Moore as a player he would want to trade away, indicating negative outlook on Moore's rest-of-season value. DJ Moore did not practice, indicating potential availability concerns for the upcoming week.NegativeInjuryOct 5, 2026
Kenneth Walker describes DJ Moore as feeling 'pretty dead' and expects him to miss approximately nine weeks due to injury, indicating significant absence from upcoming games.NegativeValueOct 4, 2026
Davis Mattek drafted DJ Moore in 12% of his 117 main slate DFS contests for Week 4 and evaluated a DJ Moore over/under 40 fantasy points prop. He considered Moore an okay DFS play for the day but noted he would not be heavily owned, suggesting contrarian value at his salary point.NegativeValueSep 30, 2026
DJ Moore carries a 33% target share for Buffalo and is priced at $50 on DraftKings this week; however, base rate analysis suggests his target share should be adjusted downward to approximately 24% when accounting for Shakir's consistent 16-20% range, despite Moore receiving more targets in practice.PositiveRoleSep 27, 2026
Mattek recommends starting DJ Moore in a given scenario, indicating confidence in his role. DJ Moore is expected to play in Week 3 and is confirmed to be in the projections and available for lineup construction. However, Mattek does not like DJ Moore over Concaid in a head-to-head comparison, suggesting preference for Concaid's role and production in that specific matchup.NegativeInjurySep 24, 2026
Davis Mattek notes that DJ Moore's injury status is a key factor to monitor, as his potential absence would impact the fantasy outlook for other players in that game.NegativeValueSep 6, 2026
Host indicates willingness to trade away DJ Moore in reddraft format, with confidence that co-host Liam will select Moore, suggesting the host views Moore as overvalued or less preferred at his draft position relative to Luther Burden. Liam subsequently passed on DJ Moore in the reddraft context.NegativeValueMay 31, 2026
Davis Mattek explicitly avoids DJ Moore in draft strategy, stating 'there is no chance that we select DJ Moore in this draft. Very low probability,' indicating a strong ranking opinion against selection at the 1.8 pick and beyond.PositiveProjectionMay 23, 2026
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.NegativeProjectionMay 16, 2026
Davis Mattek expresses real concerns about DJ Moore's ceiling, questioning whether he can reach 15-16 points per game. Moore is grouped among third and fourth round wide receivers (alongside Ladd McConkey, Davante Adams, Luther Burden, Garrett Wilson, Zay Flowers, and Teit) with significant ceiling concerns. Mattek states: 'I have real concerns that any of these guys can be a 15-16 points per game player.'NegativeValueMay 8, 2026
Davis Mattek expresses hesitation about drafting DJ Moore in zero RB team construction, stating 'I can't take DJ Moore' and indicating he needs to move DJ Moore down in his rankings slightly, signaling a downward valuation adjustment. Mattek also views DJ Moore as a tertiary fantasy football player priced up based on hope and dreams rather than reliable production, suggesting he is overvalued at his ADP.NegativeValueMay 8, 2026
Mattek views D.J. Moore as a tertiary fantasy football player who is priced up based on hope and dreams rather than reliable production, suggesting he is overvalued at his ADP. Mattek also expresses hesitation about drafting Moore in zero running back construction, stating he needs to move Moore down in his rankings ever so slightly due to draft indecision around him.PositiveUsageNo date
DJ Moore returned to the lineup with a 33% target share, which Davis Mattek views as a potential threat to Dalton Kincaid's fantasy production, describing the target distribution as a concerted effort by Josh Allen to get Moore involved.PositiveValueNo date
The source states a willingness to take DJ Moore 10 spots after ADP, indicating the source views him as undervalued relative to his draft position and would target him at a discount.NegativeRoleNo date
Davis Mattek characterizes DJ Moore as 'coming back from being washed,' suggesting diminished role or performance expectations for the Bills receiver.NegativeProjectionNo date
Mattek explicitly states he hates DJ Moore among the Bears wide receivers, indicating strong negative sentiment toward the player in this draft context.PositiveBustNo date
Davis Mattek explicitly rejected DJ Moore as a draft target, stating 'I'm not going to. I'm not taking DJ Moore' and later acknowledged 'I happily just clicked the guy who I don't think is any good,' indicating strong conviction that Moore is overvalued or underperforming relative to his ADP. Though Moore was available at pick 56 as an ADP value, Mattek passed due to his negative assessment of the player's quality.PositiveValueNo date
Author explicitly hates DJ Moore as a draft target in this round.