Skyy Moore

Skyy Moore first played wide receiver in college after playing quarterback and defensive back in high school. The transition couldn't have worked out better in hindsight, considering the Western Michigan Bronco has entered the Day 2 NFL Draft conversation after an extremely productive college career.

Moore broke out as a true freshman with a 20% dominator rating, catching 51 passes for 802 yards and three touchdowns. He took a backseat in his sophomore season to Seattle Seahawks second-rounder D'Wayne Eskridge in 2020, but he still posted a modest 20% dominator rating amid the stiff competition.

He would more than make up for a so-so second year in his final season at Western Michigan, finishing as PFF's third-highest graded wide receiver in the FBS (91.6) with a 41% dominator rating to boot.

His 3.40 yards per route run ranked in the 99th percentile among 2022 draft-eligible wide receivers over the past three seasons. The slippery playmaker - tied for first with 26 forced missed tackles in 2021 - should hear his name called in the second round after an impressive combine outing.

Moore ran a 4.41 40-yard dash (82nd percentile) at 195 pounds. He also jumped 125″ in the broad jump (77th percentile) and 34.5″ (38th percentile) in the vertical jump.

His athletic numbers were better than expected and that deserves praise.

Skyy Moore is officially inactive for the Chiefs' Week 18 matchup with Las Vegas.

Fantasy Impact

Moore missed practice on Tuesday and Thursday as he continues to heal from a lacerated right hand. Moore will turn his focus to healing up in time for the Chiefs' first playoff game.