The Kansas City Chiefs began moving on to life without Tyreek Hill by selecting slot wide receiver Skyy Moore from Western Michigan with the No. 54 overall pick in the second round via trade with the New England Patriots.
Skyy Moore NFL Draft Outlook
Pro Football Focus projected Moore as a second-round pick, and The Game Day’s Marcus Mosher had him ranked No. 54 — slotted perfectly — in his list of top 150 draft prospects.
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Still, Moore was the 13th receiver chosen and the fourth in a five-pick span on Friday despite the fact he led FBS with 26 tackles missed against last season, according to PFF.
Moore is 5-10, 195 pounds — essentially a Hill clone, size-wize. Still, asking any player to replace Hill right out of the gate is a fool’s errand, especially with so many other weapons at Patrick Mahomes‘ disposal.
Skyy Moore Fantasy Football WR Tips
Moore probably won’t be as dynamic as Hill — who is? — but should contribute to Kansas City right away, especially given the huge hole HIll left in its offense.
Mecole Hardman, who the Chiefs chose in a comparable selection (No. 56 in 2019), was a Pro Bowler in his rookie season (albeit as a returner) and netted 26 catches for 538 yards and six receiving touchdowns, plus a rushing score as well.
Skyy Moore Scouting Report
Strengths
- Making people miss
- Getting off the line of scrimmage
Weaknesses
- Size
