2024 RTSports Outlook

Moore had a knee injury last year that caused him to miss some games, but he wasn't much of a factor even when on the field. He had 21 receptions for 244 yards and a touchdown, finishing with very similar numbers to his rookie season. Moore had just one game with double-digit fantasy points. Moore is likely to remain down the depth chart this year, serving as anything from a No. 3 to 5 receiver for the Chiefs. Moore catches the ball well and can make a lot of plays after the catch. He is tough to bring down with the ball in his hands, having great moves in space. Moore isn't a speed burner, though, and his route running still needs some work.

FANTASY OUTLOOK: Moore should finish with numbers that are more of the same this year. He might be worth a look as a reserve in deep formats. He could get around 30 receptions for 350 yards and a few scores.

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RotoBaller's Outlook

Kansas City Chiefs WR Skyy Moore has struggled mightily to give the team anything on offense in his first two NFL seasons after playing against MAC competition in college at Western Michigan. HC Andy Reid and the Chiefs have given Moore every chance to have a role in the team's offense and he failed to capitalize on it averaging just 21.5 receptions for 247 yards and 0.5 TDs per season. This offseason, GM Brett Veach signed free agent WR Marquise Brown, drafted Texas WR Xavier Worthy in Round 1 of the 2024 NFL Draft, and also recently re-signed WR Mecole Hardman. Moore has plenty of experience on special teams in college and is likely now just an afterthought in the Kansas City WR room. While being attached to a QB like Patrick Mahomes is a nice thought, if Moore hasn't been able to breakthrough by now, it's likely that he never will. Moore's only fantasy value at this point is likely as a minimum price dart throw in DFS formats on game days should he be active.

Kansas City Chiefs WR Skyy Moore has struggled mightily to give the team anything on offense in his first two NFL seasons after playing against MAC competition in college at Western Michigan. HC Andy Reid and the Chiefs have given Moore every chance to have a role in the team's offense and he failed to capitalize on it averaging just 21.5 receptions for 247 yards and 0.5 TDs per season. This offseason, GM Brett Veach signed free agent WR Marquise Brown, drafted Texas WR Xavier Worthy in Round 1 of the 2024 NFL Draft, and also recently re-signed WR Mecole Hardman. Moore has plenty of experience on special teams in college and is likely now just an afterthought in the Kansas City WR room. While being attached to a QB like Patrick Mahomes is a nice thought, if Moore hasn't been able to breakthrough by now, it's likely that he never will. Moore's only fantasy value at this point is likely as a minimum price dart throw in DFS formats on game days should he be active.