At first, the new coaching staff in Chicago provided a big bump to D.J. Moores value, however things have more and more shaky as the offseason unfolds. The bears brought in two more pass catching weapons in Colston Loveland and Luther Burden, and now Ben Johnson is asking all his players to move around the formation to see where they fit best, which has made it harder for Moore to find his identity on the team. While the frustrations bubbled up in mini-camp, Ben Johnson still has plenty of praise for his veteran WR and the offseason should be the time to experiment and figure out how best to utilize the tools on the roster.

D.J. Moore had one of his worst statistical seasons last year, averaging only 9.9 yards per reception and failing to break 1000 receiving yards. This is a players who has shown the talent and ability to be a WR1 in the league, who was also put in one of the worst situations last year. The Bears might not make a night-and-day turnaround in just 1 season, but it can’t get much worse than last year. This is the perfect time to buy in on Moore in all formats, while the uncertainty is driving Moore’s value down.

Author: Lukasz Stec (@Lukasz_FF01)