Moore lands in the lineup as a notable Bills pass option with White questionable. His involvement could approach a primary target tier if White is out, with Shakir and Coleman shifting roles. Moore’s size and route flexibility elevate Bills’ quick-pass and cross-route plays in Week 1.

Moore steps into a potential Week 1 target anchor if Shakir and Keon Coleman are limited and White isn’t at 100%. His quickness and rapport with Allen could push him into a primary role given surrounding injury uncertainty.

Moore was absent Thursday due to personal reasons, potentially affecting Bills’ WR targets if he misses Week 1, opening opportunities for Shakir and Coleman.

Moore brings speed and vertical potential to Buffalo’s rotation, aligning with the spread-first approach and providing a distinct downfield option opposite Palmer. His fit among Bills’ multiple targets could translate to consistent fantasy upside, especially if Baltimore’s coverage focuses elsewhere.

Elijah Moore could see expanded involvement if Coleman’s Week 1 status is unclear, thanks to veteran versatility and consistent route-tree proficiency. Moore adds depth behind the top three receivers and could factor into the Bills’ plan for Baltimore’s defense as a secondary weapon.