Where does DJ Moore's first NFL reception rank among the all time greats?

[Moo Daeng]

2 hours ago, Clicheking said:

Ummmm that was his SECOND career catch......impressive, but second none the less

He only has one catch and that was it.

 

[CPF4LIFE]

17 hours ago, CRA said:

DJ Moore ain't no average dude.  He is 89's spirit animal for a reason.  He didn't go down in college like no punk either.   That terrible tacking effort brings down a lot of our WRs. 

I am no fan of Jennings the commentator but he was spot on about a critique of Fun Fun.  Not to jump topics.  But a lot of our players make catches with the intent of going down when they catch it. 

I dont know whats the deal with Fun falling down on all his catches this year.  He was doing that last year as he had a lot of YAC. Its weird. 

[Little Goody Two Shoes]

16 hours ago, TheRumGone said:

It’s scary that it didn’t even look like he was trying to run hard. He glides across the field. 

Exactly what I thought. I didn't understand how he scored. Almost like he was taking a leisurely jog.

[Clicheking]

10 hours ago, Moo Daeng said:

He only has one catch and that was it.

 

He did have a catch against Dallas and I don't recall it being called back.....maybe I'll go rewatch it for the hell of it

[steven8989]

1 minute ago, Clicheking said:

He did have a catch against Dallas and I don't recall it being called back.....maybe I'll go rewatch it for the hell of it

Yeah no catches till that one. Looked at game stats and he didn't show up on receiving stats against cowboys.

 

[Mvp2014]

18 hours ago, Jon4rd said:

Eerily similar. We have to get him some more targets man.

89 was an animal.  Damn I miss that

[PhillyB]

53 minutes ago, Clicheking said:

He did have a catch against Dallas and I don't recall it being called back.....maybe I'll go rewatch it for the hell of it

iirc he had an end-around that was considered a run

[trucpfan]

3 hours ago, CPF4LIFE said:

I dont know whats the deal with Fun falling down on all his catches this year.  He was doing that last year as he had a lot of YAC. Its weird. 

Not weird as much as he's is what he is he's playing hard trying giving efforts and that's the final product. Can't bet mad I like Fun but it's time to even out the snap counts if we have to have somebody help make sure he knows his play then dam it do what it takes just make sure DJ gets chances there's a reason he was the first WR taken, if he's struggling adjust adjust adjust to compensate.

[trucpfan]

And as far that first reception it seems like a beautiful start to a dominate career. He looks like a nightmare to tackle and lightning quick with the ball in his hands. It's on our O coordinator to do what we did to Cmac find ways to feed the beast.

[Bartin]

2 hours ago, Clicheking said:

He did have a catch against Dallas and I don't recall it being called back.....maybe I'll go rewatch it for the hell of it

It was a swing pass that went backwards so it was officially credited as a rush.

[iamhubby1]

11 minutes ago, Bartin said:

It was a swing pass that went backwards so it was officially credited as a rush.

 

    DAMM IT MAN. I wanted to say that. I can add that "Technically" it is called a "Lateral". lol. 

[saints4lifeagain]

Breakaway speed pops out at you.

[tondi]

2 hours ago, PhillyB said:

iirc he had an end-around that was considered a run

That is correct. 

[CPcavedweller]

23 hours ago, RumHam said:

video unavailable. But yeah, the fact he was mostly absent the first two games is sad for a first round pick, who's supposed to have an immediate impact.

He's being taught three positions so that when he is in the game we will be able to move him all around the field and not be hampered by his lack of knowledge of certain plays or concepts. He has a high ceiling, but there is no reason to teach him one position and throw him out there to only play that one position. If anything, his learning the three positions will serve the team better for longer than had he learned one position at a time. You can't simplify the entire offense to get one player involved. I suspect he will be ready to go in Week 5 and will likely see around 5 or 6 targets this week. 

When a player only knows 28% of the playbook, and every time you put him out there is to get him the ball, it makes it easier for the defense to scheme to stop him. Letting him learn the offense completely will make him, and our entire unit, far more dangerous.