Matt Moore

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Welcome to Matt Moore fantasy football outlook archive. At this section of Moore’s player page you will notice our past thoughts and advice for fantasy football.

Summer of 2011: Fantasy Projections

For now, it looks like the Dolphins are unlikely to trade for Kyle Orton so Matt Moore figures to be the possible No.2 quarterback in Miami. I was a big supporter of Moore coming into last season, and truthfully I feel like Moore was dealt a bad hand with injuries to himself and his only viable receiver Steve Smith. If Chad Henne is the starter in Miami, and he should struggle again, don’t be surprised if Moore gets a look at some point.

	Passing Stats			Rushing Stats
	Yards	TD	INT	Yards	TD
2011 Projected Stats	0	0	0	0	0

2011 June

Count me in as a someone who thought Matt Moore would have a respectable season as the Panthers starting quarterback. After a great finish to the 2009 season, Moore showed flashes of being the kind of quarterback who could lead this run first offense back into relevance in the NFC South but that didn’t happen as an injury dominated his effectiveness and ultimately ended his season.

Now a free agent, Moore will wind up backup someone on another team as his opportunity to start from week one is all but gone in his career. I still believe he can help a team for a stretch, but he’s mostly good for keeping a top fantasy receiver relevant with the main starting quarterback out of the lineup.

2010 Preview

Matt Moore won the starting job when Jake Delhomme was let go this offseason. Sadly he didn’t keep the job long as he was ineffective in the first two weeks and now Jimmy Clausen has been given the job. Moore will be a life time backup quarterback from this point on.

2010 Fantasy Football Outlook

2009 Fantasy Year In Review: John Fox finally let Matt Moore on the field after Jake Delhomme suffered a hand injury that cost him the rest of the season. Upon Moore’s arrival, everyone in the Panthers passing game actually looked like they could play football.

Steve Smith was a top ten fantasy producing receiver once again and even the rest of the passing game started producing. It was embarrassingly clear to see by the end of the year that the Panthers should have played Moore much earlier in the season.

Audio: QB Matt Moore | 2010 NFL Fantasy Football Player Rankings

2010 NFL Fantasy Football Player Rankings: With the second easiest passing schedule in football Moore has an opportunity to shine in 2010. Many fantasy owners may look at this team and only know about Smith as a relevant option, but I believe that will change by seasons end.

In Moore, fantasy owners should have themselves a very nice backup to go to when they need a change of pace. Expect Moore to produce a good season and don’t worry about Jimmy Clausen until maybe next year.

Assets

- Underrated Supporting Cast

- 2nd Easiest Schedule Against The Pass

- Good Weather

Liabilities

- Hasn’t Produce For A Full Season

- Needs A Receiver Or Two To Breakout