Welcome to the Roto World football show. This is a very special Roto World football show because this is a

fight pod between a former colleague John Dagle and our current colleague at

Karein. Though I am a man of peace I will judge these fighters as they go at it

over some of the most polarizing players in fantasy football in 2022. We're

gonna start here with Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Sky Moore. Now Karein

has the pro argument on more and then Dagle will get his chance to push back. Go Karein.

Sky Moore was an awesome prospect. He declared early selected in the second

round which is a big deal because he was a non-power-five wide receiver. That's a

rare profile. The last wide receiver from a non-power-five school to go in the

first three rounds was Devontate Adams. Sky Moore was dominant in his final

season. He had a 41% yardage share, a 45% touchdown share. He had a great career

overall with a 33% career yardage share which is an elite mark for a three-year

wide receiver. He was efficient throughout his career with 2.92 yards per

route run. Among three-year wide receivers drafted day one or two. Since 2017 only

Marquis Brown, AJ Brown, T Higgins, CD Lam, Jerry Judy, LeBiscuit and Jamar

Chase and Jalen Waddle have a higher career yards per route run. Moore is also

versatile. He played just 16% of his snaps in the slot in 2019 that jumped to 89%

in 2020 but in his breakout 2021 his slots naps were down to 35%. He can play in

the slot but he's 510-195. He can also play on the outside. Moore is also

amazing after the catch only the only other day one through two wide receivers

to average. One plus yards after catch per route in all three of their

underclassmen seasons. CD Lam, T Higgins, Jalen Waddle, Rashad Bateman,

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