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Denver center Luke Wattenberg is active for the AFC Championship, with Elijah Moore also active after being elevated from the practice squad; Troy Franklin, Alex Forsyth and JL Skinner are inactive, while Reese Taylor and Que Robinson are active after being inactive in the Divisional Round.
Buffalo heads into the AFC Divisional Round with a thin WR group after injuries and IR lists trim their depth (Khalil Shakir and Keon Coleman are top targets, with Brandin Cooks, Curtis Samuel and Mecole Hardman in the rotation; Palmer is on IR and Gabe Davis/Tyrell Shavers suffered ACL injuries). Elijah Moore, who played for Buffalo earlier this season, suggests the Bills don’t heavily rely on WR targets anyway, instead leaning on Josh Allen, tight ends and the running game. Denver’s defense, ranked among the league’s best in points allowed, will challenge Buffalo to continue producing through alternative playmakers as they try to advance in the playoffs.
Denver elevated WR Elijah Moore and TE Caleb Lohner from the practice squad to the active roster for Saturday’s Divisional Round game against the Bills; Moore is a veteran playmaker with 209 receptions in his career, while Lohner is a 2025 seventh‑round pick who began playing football in 2024.
Elijah Moore, who set career highs with the Cleveland Browns in 2023, is excited about the team's potential in 2024 with new offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey and the addition of receiver Jerry Jeudy. Moore believes the Browns' receiving group, which includes Amari Cooper, has the potential to be the best in the league.
The PFN Fantasy Staff has released their consensus WR rankings for Week 14 of fantasy football. Rashee Rice of the Kansas City Chiefs is highlighted as a WR2 option after back-to-back solid performances, while Elijah Moore of the Cleveland Browns is expected to have a quality outing against the struggling Jacksonville Jaguars defense, regardless of Amari Cooper's availability.
Fantasy football managers often lose faith in players who don't immediately meet expectations, but some players can still emerge as post-hype sleepers. Among the potential sleepers for the 2023 season are Jordan Love, D'Andre Swift, Gabe Davis, Marquise Brown, Elijah Moore, DJ Chark Jr., Terrace Marshall Jr., and Kyle Pitts. These players have the opportunity to bounce back from past disappointments and exceed expectations in the upcoming season.
Four Cleveland Browns players stood out on offense against Washington, including Elijah Moore who showcased his impact with a strong run out of the backfield. Despite limited stats, Moore's versatility and trickery add a new dimension to the Browns' play calling, making defenses wary even when Nick Chubb is off the field. Moore's lone drive was cut short due to a rib injury, but x-rays came back negative, and fans are hopeful he will continue to shine for the team.
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Elijah Moore is considered day-to-day with a rib injury after exiting Friday night's preseason game. Head coach Kevin Stefanski is hopeful that Moore's injury is not serious and expects him to return soon. Moore, a 2021 second-round pick, was listed as one of the Browns' starting wide receivers on their initial depth chart.
Four wide receivers are expected to bounce back in the 2023 fantasy football season. DJ Moore of the Chicago Bears suffered a disappointing season due to poor quarterback play, but with Justin Fields now at the helm, Moore is poised for a resurgence. Elijah Moore, who struggled with the New York Jets, has a fresh start with the Cleveland Browns and the opportunity to showcase his skills. Michael Thomas of the New Orleans Saints is looking to regain his form with a new quarterback in Derek Carr. Jahan Dotson of the Washington Commanders showed promise despite challenging circumstances and is expected to break out with Sam Howell as his quarterback.
Wide receiver Elijah Moore is impressing at Cleveland Browns training camp, showcasing his versatility and becoming a focal point in the passing game. With his strong hands, quickness, and precise route running, Moore has the potential to be a dynamic element in the Browns' offense. Head coach Kevin Stefanski has a clear plan to use Moore's alignment to manipulate defenses and create opportunities for quarterback Deshaun Watson. While it's still early, Moore's performance in camp suggests he could be a key contributor for the Browns this season.
The Cleveland Browns reportedly had no intentions of signing free agent wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, according to Cleveland dot com’s Mary Kay Cabot. The Browns feel comfortable with their current wide receiver room, which includes third-year receiver Elijah Moore, third-round draft pick Cedric Tillman, and free agent Marquise Goodwin.
Despite being linked to WR DeAndre Hopkins, the Cleveland Browns do not plan to pursue him due to the presence of new WR Elijah Moore, according to Mary Kay Cabot. However, some fans are disappointed while others are relieved that the team won't push out younger players for an aging player with injury history. The Browns' receiving corps will be led by Amari Cooper, Moore, and Donovan Peoples-Jones instead.
As the NFL offseason continues, some players' fantasy football stock is trending up while others are trending down. Alexander Mattison is now the featured running back for the Minnesota Vikings after the team released Dalvin Cook. Antonio Gibson is expected to have a bigger role in the passing game under new offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy. Elijah Moore has been impressing in workouts with the Cleveland Browns. Demarcus Robinson has a chance to earn a starting role with the Los Angeles Rams. On the other hand, Dalvin Cook's release and subsequent free agency status could cause headaches for fantasy managers. Devon Achane's path to a lead role with the Miami Dolphins could be impacted if the team signs Cook. Breece Hall's recovery from a torn ACL and Travis Etienne's potential decrease in workload are also causes for concern.
Wide receiver Elijah Moore is excited to start over with the Cleveland Browns after being traded from the New York Jets. Moore believes being wanted by the Browns will motivate him to work harder. He struggled in his second year with the Jets, but is looking to bounce back with the Browns. Moore figures to play valuable snaps in tandem with Amari Cooper and Donovan Peoples-Jones out of the slot.
Wide receiver Elijah Moore is building chemistry with quarterback Deshaun Watson during the Cleveland Browns' organized team activities. Moore, who was acquired in a trade with the New York Jets, adds a speed element to the Browns' receiver room and is expected to stretch opposing defenses. Moore said adjusting to a new quarterback is the biggest element he'll need to adjust to with his new team, but he has no doubt he'll be able to do his part. The Browns need Moore and Watson to click this season for the pass game to reach its full potential.