Moore saw a few weeks of plus production in the middle of the season while Jameis Winston started under center but otherwise finishes 2024 with pedestrian counting stats. The soon-to-be unrestricted free agent ends the season with 61 catches for 538 yards and one touchdown and is likely to find himself playing for a different franchise in the coming year with the Browns almost assuredly set up for a full rebuild this offseason.

Moore was stuck in the fantasy-unfriendly role of being the only Browns pass catcher to be consistently sent on downfield routes. He (12.5 yards) was the only player to earn an aDOT greater than 7.0 yards and Dorian Thompson-Robinson was simply not ready to meet Moore halfway. Moore cannot be started against the Ravens in Week 18.

Moore and Jerry Jeudy combined for 41 receiving yards on eight targets. They were the only two Browns receivers to catch a pass, as Dorian Thompson-Robinson funneled the majority of his passes to David Njoku (10 targets) or Jerome Ford (5 targets). Moore and Jeudy will be impossible to trust in Week 17 against the Dolphins if DTR makes another start.

So ... not how you would draw it up. Even worse was Jameis Winston’s latest INT-a-thon finally getting him benched. Speaking afterward, coach Kevin Stefanski was noncommittal on whether Winston or Dorian Thompson-Robinson would start against the Bengals in Week 16. If it’s Winston, Moore would have last-gasp WR3 vs. the Bengals’ cellar-dwelling defense. If it’s “DTR,” Moore will struggle to crack the top 50 at wideout.