Green Bay Packers: 3 2021 WR Prospects to Keep Your Eyes On

Rondale Moore – Purdue

In the 2018 season, Rondale Moore became the first Big Ten true freshman to ever be voted to the All-American team. As a receiver, ball-carrier, and returner, Moore broke the record for all-purpose yards in a season, with 2,215.

Unfortunately, he suffered a knee injury his sophomore year and was held to just four games. We can only hope that he returns healthy because a healthy Moore is a perfect fit for the Green Bay Packers.

Moore is a slot receiver. He operates near the LOS often but can run the entire route tree. He’s got great long speed which translates into production on deep passes. Moore’s feet are second to none and NFL corners will have problems sticking with him. With the ball in his hands, he’s one of the most dangerous players in the nation.

However, Moore is stuck in that slot role. He doesn’t have the size (5’ 9”, 180 lbs) or physicality to body corners on the outside. He also doesn’t offer much value as a blocker. With a small catch radius and average hands, it may be difficult to feed him the ball at the next level. Add in his season-ending injury, and there’s cause for concern.

With that said, not many players can offer what Moore can. His versatility and production make him one of the most valuable players returning to college football. He has an entire season to prove that. I’m excited to see him healthy again, and I certainly wouldn’t mind seeing him in Titletown next season.