Bargain Free Agent: WR Denarius Moore

[gettlemanjack]

"Moore provides a speed threat at receiver and a much-needed spark in the return game. At a fresh 26-years-old, Moore..provides good size (6-0, 200) and has untapped potential ... Moore has inconsistent hands at times but his speed and return ability make him an attractive buy-low option. Moore might be the definition of low-risk, high-reward.

Projected Contract: Two years, $3 million ($1 million guaranteed)"

http://profootball.scout.com/story/1517918-top-five-bargain-free-agents?s=127#/story/1517918-top-five-bargain-free-agents?s=127

Receiving Stats over last 5 yrs:

Tennessee (SEC)

age 22 (2010) - 981 yds, 9 TD - 20.9 yards/rec

Raiders

age 23 (2011) - 618 yds, 5 TD - 18.7 yards/rec (#3 in NFL)

age 24 (2012) - 741 yds, 7 TD - 14.5 yards/rec

age 25 (2013) - 695 yds, 5 TD - 15.1 yards/rec

age 26 (2014) - only started 2 games

2011 Combine: Moore ran a 4.43 forty with a 36 in vertical

2011 Tennessee Pro Day: Moore ran a 4.39 forty

this was written about him a year ago:

"Moore is unlikely to see even half the playing time he has over the past three seasons. ... Given his production and speed, he would make a nice trade target for a receiver needy team. Someone like the Carolina Panthers, who have nothing but a raw rookie, aging slot receivers, and untested practice options squad to throw to, Moore is a perfect option.

...

(Raiders GM) Reggie McKenzie will likely seek a 6th round pick, since Moore is young, has proven talent, and has good starting experience. It may seem silly to send off a starting receiver, but the Raiders would be wasting his talents and letting him waste the final year of his rookie contract on the bench ... While keeping a starting caliber receiver around as a depth piece may seem like a smart move, its best to let him move on to..gain some compensation in return."

http://isportsweb.com/2014/06/25/oakland-raiders-reggie-mckenzie-needs-trade-denarius-moore/

[Nate Dogg]

I think he has a lot of potential with a better qb situation. I'd rather have Ginn back though tbh.

[TheRumGone]

top dawg will fap to this

[Darknight]

I rather have Moore than Ginn.

[1989]

Do want.

[csx]

I rather have Moore than Ginn.

Agree

[Darknight]

And IMO, the only thing that Ginn has on Moore is that Ginn is a return man. I think Moore is a better receiver. 

[TheSpecial1]

I'd be ok with this.

[Soul Rebel]

To replace Bersin/Presley - yes. As our #2/#3, nope. 

 

I'd love to see Moore with a QB like Cam, but Moore is at best a low-end #3.

[CarolinaCoolin]

Lets not forget ginn is soft as fug. I'd rather have Moore if the option is between the two

[Ricky Spanish]

first 3 years are on par with what LaFell was able to do for us, so he looks like he'd be a solid #2... like Lafell was for us. 

[gettlemanjack]

Saints blog that wants the Saints to sign Denarius:

"[with Colston due $9.7 million for next season and Robert Meachem turning 31], I like the team to search for a wide receiver in free agency, but not a high caliber player [like Jeremy Maclin]. A guy like Denarius Moore, who has largely fell victim to his own environment (Oakland), could be a good fit for the Saints offense."

http://whodatdish.com/2015/02/05/five-free-agents-new-orleans-saints-stay-away/4/

[gettlemanjack]

Seahawks blog predicts they will sign Denarius for 2 years, $3 million.

http://emeraldcityswagger.com/2015/02/04/seattle-seahawks-2015-free-agent-targets-realistic-version/

[The Huddler]

Dude was the poo a few years ago. Was one of the bes young WRs

Bring him in for cheap. Why the fug not? We panther fans are too good and are used to having better?

Lmao gtfo