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Brooks returns to a backfield once again without Josh Jacobs, appearing likely to serve as the preferred passing down back while Kaleb Johnson handles early-down duties. Moore remains unlikely to be consistently involved in the offense but brings a sizable boost to the special teams unit. The top duo of Christian Watson and Matthew Golden should continue to dominate targets through the air for one of the most pass-heavy offenses in the league.

We’re Skyying less and less. Assuming Savion Williams (ankle) isn’t activated off injured reserve, J. Michael Sturdivant could become a deep-league stab or DFS punt against the Cowboys.

Moore has been the Packers’ leading returner and third receiver since teammate Jayden Reed was placed on injured reserve. Moore hasn’t been much of a factor for fantasy managers, but if he were to miss time, Bo Melton would likely take over return duties, while rookie J. Michael Sturdivant could see additional snaps at receiver. The Packers face the Cowboys in Week 6.

Moore primarily operated as a return man for the 49ers last season, returning 25 punts for 291 yards and 33 kicks for 907 yards. This included a 98-yard kick return, though he did not score on the play. Moore adds little as a receiver, tallying just five receptions for 87 yards last season after seeing just three targets in 2024 with the Chiefs. He will likely be used as a return specialist by the Packers.

Moore was a second-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, but could never really stick with the Chiefs’ receiving corps. He caught 43 passes for 494 yards and a touchdown over his first two seasons, while failing to catch any of his three targets last season. Moore adds value as a returner, recently returning a punt for a touchdown in the Chiefs’ preseason Week 2 game. The 49ers’ receiver group has been decimated by injuries and the recent suspension to Demarcus Robinson. They now add Moore, who is a shot in the dark at some production from the receiver spot. He is unlikely to hold fantasy relevance heading into the season.

Moore remains on injured reserve because of the abdomen injury he suffered in October. He was designated to return last week but never progressed past a limited practice. The Chiefs could activate him over the weekend, but all signs point to the two-time Super Bowl champ sitting this one out. Moore did not catch a pass in his third NFL season and will be heading for a roster spot during the summer.

Moore has a chance to be activated off of injured reserve in time for the Super Bowl, but even if he is activated, his contributions are expected to be minimal. Moore has now been limited in back-to-back practices to start the week. We’ll likely know his availability before the weekend.

The two-time Super Bowl champion has not yet caught a pass this season, but he appears to be on track to play in Super Bowl LIX. Moore may be able to contribute via special teams against the Eagles.

Moore suffered a core injury back in October and hasn’t played since. It seems highly unlikely the third-year pro will be activated from injured reserve for the Super Bowl, but even if he is, he wasn’t playing a meaningful role before his injury. Moore’s stock has steadily declined every year since the Chiefs made him a second-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. He caught zero passes in six games this season before his injury.

This move corresponds with the trade for DeAndre Hopkins becoming official. Moore was a second-round pick of the Chiefs in 2022 but has slowly fallen down the depth chart to the point where he has yet to catch a pass in any of the team’s six games this season. Moore will be eligible to return in Week 12.