J’Mon Moore Fits the Green Bay Packers

05/07/2018
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During the 2018 NFL Draft, there were plenty of great value picks, from Ito Smith to the Atlanta Falcons in the fourth round to Andrew Brown in the fifth round to the Cincinnati Bengals. Personally, one of my favorite picks in the entire 2018 NFL Draft was when the Green Bay Packers selected J’Mon Moore from Missouri. Coming out of Missouri, Moore has been incredibly consistent over the last two seasons. During that time frame, he’s tallied over 120 receptions and 18 touchdowns. At 6’3″ and 207 pounds, Moore has the size you want and need to play as an outside receiver; he was primarily lined up as the ‘X’ receiver on the left side of the Tigers’ offense. From being a possession receiver along the sideline to a threat in the red-zone, he has the tools you’re looking for in an NFL receiver. For the most part, cornerbacks will play man coverage on Moore. They’ll try to press him and prevent him from getting to the top of his routes and in and out of his breaks. Best of luck with that, because he’s one of the stronger receivers coming out of the draft, with 21 reps in the…

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