Rondale Moore

Moore’s injury-plagued 2019 shouldn’t discourage fantasy players from targeting him high in drafts once again. The hamstring injury in Week 5 wiped out what was on pace to be an impressive encore to Moore’s freshman season. Prior to the injury Moore caught 27 of 40 targets for 369 yards and two touchdowns in three games, and even those numbers were dragged down by a shaky performance from a backup quarterback against TCU in Week 3. The important thing to note was that Moore was averaging over 13.0 targets per game, which is in line with his 12.3 T/G as a freshman. Now healthy, he is ready to be a volume juggernaut again and that amount of targets going to an electric talent like Moore makes him a surefire top-tier receiver. Furthermore, Purdue ranked third in passing-play percentage in 2019 and ran 74.1 plays per game (31st), so there is plenty of room for Moore to reclaim a high target volume while teammate David Bell gets fed as well.