Chris Moore

The Arizona Cardinals released wide receiver Chris Moore on Wednesday, according to NFL.com. This move comes after veteran wideout Zay Jones was reinstated from his five-game suspension for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy. Moore entered the NFL in 2016 with the Baltimore Ravens and has played in games for the Ravens, Houston Texans, and Tennessee Titans. He did not earn a target or catch a pass for the Cardinals this season. Overall, the 31-year-old has caught 138 passes for 1,710 ... [Read More]

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Chris Moore rushed once for 38 yards and caught one pass for 49 yards in the blowout loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. He led the Titans in total yards from scrimmage with 87, but he remains off the fantasy radar. Treylon Burks (concussion) could return from a concussion in Week 12, and DeAndre Hopkins remains the clear No. 1 wide receiver for rookie quarterback Will Levis. Tennessee takes on the Carolina Panthers next Sunday. [Read More]

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Chris Moore has been ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens. He initially exited the contest in the third quarter after absorbing a head-to-head hit from Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton. Hamilton was immediately ejected from the contest. Meanwhile, Moore was quickly ruled out. He finishes Week 6 with one catch for six yards. [Read More]

Houston Texans wide receiver Chris Moore was a popular waiver wire add after he had 124 receiving yards against Dallas last week, but he wasn't able to repeat it against the Chiefs this week. Despite leading the team in targets with nine, Moore only brought in four of them for 42 yards. His fantasy value going forward will depend on whether or not Nico Collins (foot) and Brandin Cooks (calf) are back next week or not. If they remain out, he has upside as a WR3/4 play because of volume. [Read More]

BALLER MOVE: Add in 14+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 2% of LeaguesANALYSIS: The Houston Texans are coming off playing one of the weirdest games in the history of the NFL. They went with a two-QB approach not because of injury or even underperformance, but just using a rotation-based scheme. Sometimes it was Davis Mills, sometimes it was Jeff Driskel manning the pocket.One thing stayed the same the whole game, though: Chris Moore was the absolute and clear WR1 of the team last Sunday. That's mostly ... [Read More]