Rondale Moore

The target waters for Rondale Moore are muddy entering his second season. The bull case for Arizona's slot Mighty Mouse is that he drew targets at a high rate when on the field in 2021, and he was successful in making plays with them. Moore was third among all wide receivers in yards after the catch per reception (minimum 50 targets, per PFF). He also ranked 28th in route win rate and 30th in targets per snap. This is a perfect time to buy the dip for a talented second-year wide receiver.

Rondale Moore is entering his second season with a straightforward path for an expanded role in the Cardinals' offense. He flashed his potential early on for Arizona in 2021, with 182 receiving yards in his first two NFL games. But Kliff Kingsbury never opted to go back to Moore with the likes of A.J. Green and Christian Kirk playing solid roles. We should see Moore - and his dead-last 1.3 aDOT - experience significant growth in Year 2 especially with DeAndre Hopkins suspended for the first six weeks of the season.

7/27: Continues to be hyped & praised by Kingsbury.

5/15: On one hand, Rondale flashed some explosiveness and will have ample opportunity w/ Hopkins' suspension. On the other, they traded for Marquise Brown, just brought back AJ Green, and seem to show little faith, even with the Deebo-comparisons being drawn from his head coach

Kliff Kingsbury talking up the "huge role" Rondale Moore is going to have in the Cardinals offense.

64 targets as a rookie and had 18 rushing attempts. Could inherit a number of the Christian Kirk and Chase Edmonds vacated touches. @TheOGfantasy

Moore had the highest catch percentage of any WR last year, numbers like that demand more targets. With Hopkins suspension he will get a chance to really establish himself in the offense.