San Francisco adds Skyy Moore from Kansas City to shore up a WR room hit hard by injuries and suspensions. Moore, a former second-round pick, has totaled 494 yards on 43 receptions with one TD across three seasons, including a Super Bowl TD, but now steps into a 49ers offense with Brandon Aiyuk, Jauan Jennings, Jordan Watkins, and DeMarcus Robinson nursing illnesses or disciplinary issues. The trade comes as SF closes its preseason with the Chargers, hoping Moore can unlock space and reduce the reliance on a hobbled group.

Moore’s arrival gives Shanahan another option for speed and gadget looks, while the injury report around Aiyuk, Jennings, Watkins, and Robinson creates a potential early-season role for Moore, with Jacob Cowing also in the mix as a hamstring-limited practice participant. The Chiefs’ move also leaves KC thinner at WR depth, though Moore’s ceiling remains linked to opportunity and how SF manages the weekly game plan. Fantasy managers should monitor practice reports and alignment with Purdy as the season opens.

In the bigger fantasy calculus, Moore’s value hinges on snaps and route tree expansion beyond the usual SF targets. If Moore can secure a handful of early targets and blend in with SF’s run-heavy approach, he could emerge as a flex option in deeper leagues or a speculative upside play in DFS and dynasty setups. Watch how the 49ers deploy him in the final preseason tune-up and early regular-season games to gauge his path to a meaningful role.