D.J. Moore

Week 14 @ San Francisco 49ers
Caleb Williams and D.J. Moore seemed like they had their connection figured out after a four-game run (Weeks 2-5) in which the veteran WR accounted for 41 targets and 13.55 fantasy points per game. That stretch of games was great, but the following five games made him nearly unstartable in an offense struggling for answers. That answer likely came with the exodus of the coaching staff, as Moore has a 22-265-2 stat line in these last three games.

While it's possible he falls back down to mediocrity, his ceiling is good enough to consider him a strong WR3 option in Week 14.

Week 12 vs. Minnesota Vikings
Caleb Williams and D.J. Moore seemed like they had their connection figured out after a four-game run (Weeks 2-5) in which the veteran WR accounted for 34 targets and 13.55 fantasy points per game. That stretch of games was great, but it's hard to ignore the 39 targets and 5.93 PPG in the six games outside that sample, with Williams' struggles directly correlating to nearly unusable performances from Moore. We can't outright bench the WR; we're just going to have to live with the ups and downs while plugging him in as a WR3.

Week 10 vs. New England Patriots
Caleb Williams and D.J. Moore seemed like they had their connection figured out after a four-game run (Weeks 2-5) in which the veteran WR accounted for 34 targets and 13.55 fantasy points per game. That stretch of games was great, but it's hard to ignore the 26 targets and 5.3 PPG in the four games outside that sample, with Williams' struggles directly correlating to nearly unusable performances from Moore. We can't outright bench the WR; we're just going to have to live with the ups and downs while plugging him in as a WR3.