Overview
- In the Dec. 7 loss at Green Bay, Moore finished with one catch for minus-4 yards and was open on the fourth-down snap that ended with a Caleb Williams interception.
- Video captured Moore removing his helmet and stomping on the sideline after the turnover, signaling clear irritation with the sequence.
- Through 13 games, Moore has 39 receptions for 498 yards and three touchdowns, tracking toward his least productive season since his rookie year.
- Moore signed a four-year, $110 million extension in July 2024 that runs through 2029, making him the team’s highest-paid skill-position player.
- Media analysis, including from ESPN’s Bill Barnwell, now frames Moore as a possible offseason trade candidate given his usage and potential cap savings of about $24.5 million per year with modest dead money, as Chicago sits 9-4 in a run- and tight end–heavy scheme.