4 years agoCarolina Panthers wide receiver D.J. Moore faces a tough test in Week 6 against the Bears. Chicago has surrendered the second-fewest fantasy points to enemy wideouts, though they've allowed the sixth-most targets. While Moore has taken a backseat to fellow receiver Robby Anderson, this certainly doesn't mean he's finished as a fantasy asset. His 37 targets place him among the NFL's top-20 and he's also coming off one of his finer efforts of the season, 4-93-1 against Atlanta. This certainly isn't an upside play, but Moore should see enough looks to warrant a start as a low-end WR2/high-end WR3.--Tim Capurso
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