DJ 

Moore

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This should be the first time Moore has had the same quarterback for two consecutive full seasons. He could also be a third or fourth option in the passing game in a run-first offense, leading to his worst fantasy season. The Bears prioritized receiving help in the draft with tight end Colston Loveland and wide receiver Luther Burden III.

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Part of Moore’s success in the past was limited competition for targets. In 2018, 2019, 2021 and 2022, no other wide receiver or tight end exceeded 650 receiving yards. In 2020, Chosen Anderson logged 1,174 yards and Curtis Samuel recorded 875 during Teddy Bridgewater’s one season as the Panthers' starter. Cole Kmet notched 719 receiving yards in 2023, while Keenan Allen posted 744 and Rome Odunze tallied 734 in 2024. He now competes with Odunze, Loveland and Burden.

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While Moore has lined up on the outside for 73.7% of his routes over the past three seasons, he might be best suited to play more frequently in the slot, as he’s the most similar wide receiver to Amon-Ra St. Brown in new head coach Ben Johnson’s offense.