Davis Mattek flagged Elijah Moore as a sneaky late-round add in Buffalo best-ball rooms. With Khalil Shakir sidelined, Moore could see first-team reps over the next couple of weeks — a situation Mattek believes "might actually pop." Because Moore is still going undrafted in many drafts, the cost is negligible while the runway for a meaningful role, should Shakir's injury linger, is very real.

PPRTyler noted that Khalil Shakir’s expected four-to-five-week absence opens the slot role in Buffalo, making Elijah Moore a better late-round dart. With only four weeks until kickoff Moore is in line for full-time reps early, and the Bills have historically funneled a 20% target share to that alignment under Joe Brady. Tyler added that the coaching staff have offered only lukewarm praise for Curtis Samuel while Moore’s two-way versatility keeps him on the field in 3-WR sets. At his double-digit ADP Tyler is clicking Moore whenever he misses on the elite upside receivers.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound likes Elijah Moore’s move to Buffalo in theory but says there is ‘no sense to draft him’ in Underdog’s 18-round Puppy because the role hierarchy behind Stefon Diggs and Dalton Kincaid is still murky. In deeper 20-round formats he’s willing to sprinkle Moore as a late dart, but in shallower drafts he prefers higher-certainty players or premium quarterback/tight-end swings.