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PFF loves DJ Moore


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4 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

The kid looked unreal in the slot against Buffalo that very first preseason game. 

This staff should’ve recognized that and ran with it. Instead they try to make him learn multiple positions and hinder his growth. 

This is shortsided but not surprising coming from you

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12 minutes ago, toldozer said:

He's one over the minimum targets so that doesn't  say anything other than He needs to be on the field more. Smith needs to be off the field totally.

He doesn't really even meet their minimum targets for ranking but they lowered it to show where he would be if he did meet them. It's why he doesn't get listed in their rookie rankings.

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This idea that the coaching staff doesn’t know what they are doing with Moore is ridiculous.  

He isnt  on the field a lot because he doesnt know the offense as well as some of the other guys.  It takes time.  They can’t put him out there if he’s not ready.  

As as the season progroresses he will see an increase in snaps.  

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