Skyy Moore and Marquez Valdes-Scantling are cited as veteran presence in KC’s WR group, a point of contrast for SF’s depth chart. Moore’s athleticism and MVS’s big-play ability provide context for how depth pieces can impact weekly matchups league-wide.

Moore’s muffed punt in Week 1 created a unit-wide fog around SF’s special teams being exposed, adding to the drama of a Seattle-leaning game. His play underscores the volatility of return roles in fantasy leagues when teams with new units expose risk-but-environment upside for adjacent players.

Moore joins a reshaped SF WR mix, bringing speed and versatility to a group that now includes Pearsall, Valdes-Scantling, and Jennings. His role could be elevated in space-driven packages, offering a potential Week 1 upside if used in quick-game concepts and gadget plays.

Moore sits in a versatile, high‐upside group; his speed and route‐running give him weekly flex potential, especially if KC leans on multiple playmakers.

Moore could see expanded work as KC navigates an early-season WR slate without Rice; his speed and route-running give him upside, though Week 1-4 usage will hinge on how KC distributes targets among other playmakers.