ESPN's Alaina Getzenberg reports that WR D.J. Moore has enjoyed a strong start to his first training camp with the Bills. Moore reportedly made "highlight catches" on each of the first two days and looks like the lead receiver.
What They're Saying: Moore, Allen Building Connection
Getzenberg: "Moore is already getting No. 1 receiver-type treatment from Allen and the first-team offense. Moore described the first two days of camp with the 2024 MVP as 'really good.' Allen has taken time during practice to talk with the veteran receiver, and the pair have emphasized having communication in a variety of ways.
QB Josh Allen: "I feel myself trying to be perfect when I'm throwing to him in some of the routes on air. ... I wanted up to him and said I'm just going to throw it. I'm going to pick a spot and let it go. I'm not trying to aim it anymore. And I feel like once I said that things kind of clicked for us. And each day that goes by, we are going to get more comfortable with each other."
2026 Fantasy Football Impact: Depends on Whom You Ask
Moore's projection has been a key point of contention around DS headquarters this offseason.
I believe the former Bear is ready to rebound from a rough 2025, a year whose target share and production stands as an outlier vs. the rest of his career. Playing with easily the best QB he's joined so far can only help.
The other guys are a bit more apprehensive after Moore's advanced metrics the past two years might have signaled decline.
The 29-year-old sits tied with Parker Washington for 30th in our WR PPR rankings as of this writing, just behind his WR27 best ball ADP and WR26 placement in PPR consensus ADP.
