I think he needs to be given a shot

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https://ravenswire.usatoday.com/2019/03/08/john-brown-calls-ravens-wr-chris-moore-the-teams-best-receiver/

 

 

Smokey Brown ✔ @Jwalk_back12

Our best receiver was Chris Moore I hope they use him big time he’s a play maker that needs to be used and his work ethic is crazy. Needs to be a starter

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7:45 AM - Mar 8, 2019

 

[oldno82]

Agree.

[vmax]

Moore is the total definition of "Play like a Raven."

[GrubberRaven]

Doesn't he have a drop problem too though?

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https://www.playerprofiler.com/nfl/chris-moore/
Not a single one. That was shocking to me. If you give him a catchable ball he will snag the damned thing.

[vmax]

He is one incredible special teams player.

He does everything they ask.

[papasmurfbell]

https://ebonybird.com/2019/03/17/chris-moore-may-get-chance-shine-2019-baltimore-ravens/

Chris Moore may get a chance to shine in 2019 for the Baltimore Ravens

Moore has shown flashes at the receiver position. Moore has never cracked into the main lineup for the Ravens offense. He has 44 career receptions and four touchdown receptions. Moore has the ability to make tough catches up in the air, he just hasn’t been asked to do it too much. He’s been on the roster since the Ravens drafted him in 2016, and it’s his work on special teams that has kept him employed.

 

Moore is a very fast 6’1″ receiver. He has the athleticism to be a good wide receiver. It’s not like Moore hasn’t gotten the job done when his name has been called upon. it’s just that he hasn’t been called upon that much. The Ravens just signed Justin Bethel, who is primarily a special teams player. He’s a do it all special teams star that could allow Moore to get less time on special teams and more time on offense.

 

 

Being that he has excelled at STs he should be fine with blocking in the running game too.