David Moore Injury News & Updates

Moore suffered a dislocated elbow in last Sunday's loss to the Patriots, Joe Person of The Athletic reports.

Moore has since been placed on injured reserve and will be out a minimum of four weeks, but coach Dave Canales relayed Wednesday that Moore will be out for a while, suggesting he's likely to miss more than the minimum four contests. Brycen Tremayne and Jimmy Horn will handle depth receiver duties behind Tetairoa McMillan, Xavier Legette and slot man Hunter Renfrow.

The Panthers placed Moore (elbow) on injured reserve Wednesday, Darin Ganttof the team's official site reports.

Moore will have to miss at least four games due to the elbow injury he suffered during Carolina's loss to New England in Week 4. Across his four regular-season appearances so far, Moore has tallied one catch for five yards (on one target) and carried the ball one for 12 rushing yards. In Moore's absence, rookie sixth-round pick Jimmy Horn figures to see more opportunities to log reserve snaps.

Moore (elbow) won't return to Sunday's game against the Patriots, David Newton of ESPN.com and Joe Person of The Athletic report.

Prior to his exit from the game, Moore carried once for 12 yards and did not record a target. In his absence, the Panthers' Week 4 depth at wideout is further taxed, with Xavier Legette (hamstring) having previously been made inactive Sunday. Tetairoa McMillan,Hunter Renfrow and Brycen Tremayne are now in line to lead the team's WR corps versus New England.

Moore is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Patriots due to an elbow injury, Joe Person of The Athletic reports.

Moore suffered the injury on a 12-yard rushing attempt on the Panthers' first offensive play of the game. The injury was severe enough that he had to be carted off the field, and he'll have his injury evaluated in the locker room. With Moore in the locker room and Xavier Legette (hamstring) and Jimmy Horn (coach's decision) both inactive, the Panthers will turn to Hunter Renfrow, Brycen Tremayne and Dalevon Campbell to pick up the slack at wide receiver behind first-round rookie Tetairoa McMillan.

Moore is expected to serve as a starting receiver for Carolina in Sunday's game against New England, Darin Gantt of the Panthers' official site reports.

For the second game in a row, Moore is expected to have a regular spot in three-receiver sets for Carolina while Xavier Legette (hamstring) is sidelined. Despite handling a 97 percent snap share in the Panthers' Week 3 win over the Falcons, Moore was limited to just one reception for five yards on one target.

Moore caught his only target for five yards in Sunday's 30-0 win over the Falcons.

The veteran wideout went without a target and played just 23 offensive snaps through Carolina's first two games this season. However, with Xavier Legette (hamstring) inactive in Week 3, Moore saw a significant uptick in usage and logged a team-high 53 snaps among Panthers wide receivers. This large snap share didn't translate to production, as Carolina leaned heavily on the run while protecting a big lead. Moore could see increased opportunities again if Legette is sidelined in Week 4, when the Panthers travel to New England.

Moore is expected to start Sunday's game against the Falcons with Xavier Legette (hamstring) inactive, Darin Gantt of the Panthers' official site reports.

Moore hasn't received a target on minimal snap counts in two games to begin the season, but he's in line to be a part of the starting lineup along with No. 1 WR Tetairoa McMillan in Week 3. Whether or not that amounts to much attention for Moore from QB Bryce Young remains to be seen, especially with Hunter Renfrow (15 targets in 2025) also on hand, but Moore at least will be on the field to begin the contest.

The Panthers and Moore agreed to terms on a one-year contract Tuesday.

Moore suited up for all 17 of Carolina's regular-season games in 2024, in which span he put up a 32-351-3 receiving line on 57 targets. The 30-year-old will spend the offseason working to again entrench himself as a reliable depth option behind Adam Thielen and Xavier Legette (foot), with Jalen Coker currently looking like the favorite for the No. 3 role. The Panthers remain a likely candidate to add further playmakers to the wide receiver corps this offseason, whether via April's draft or more free agent deals.

Moore caught 32 of his 57 targets for 351 yards and three touchdowns across 17 regular-season games in 2024.

Moore had one of the most productive seasons of his career with Carolina in 2024, recording his highest totals in receptions, yards and touchdowns since his 2020 campaign with Seattle. He benefitted from increased offensive opportunities following Diontae Johnson's trade to Baltimore in late October and injuries to Jalen Coker and Adam Thielen throughout the season, playing the second-most offensive snaps (545) among Carolina's wide receivers. After completing his first season with the Panthers, Moore is set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer. The 30-year-old is likely to sign a short-term deal and compete for another depth role in 2025, whether in Carolina or with another team.

Moore caught his only target for 17 yards in Sunday's 48-14 loss to the Buccaneers.

With Xavier Legette back from injury in Week 17, Moore returned to his role as the Panthers' No. 4 wide receiver. He saw just one target, hauling in a 17-yard pass from Bryce Young late in the second quarter of Sunday's loss. The veteran wideout has now accumulated 31 receptions for 342 yards and two touchdowns while appearing in all 16 of Carolina's games this season. Moore is expected to remain a depth piece in the Panthers' wide receiver corps in the Week 18 divisional matchup against the Falcons.

Moore (concussion) caught two of three targets for 39 yards and a touchdown while taking his only carry for no gain in Sunday's 36-30 overtime win over the Cardinals.

Moore overcame the concussion he sustained in Week 15 in order to make a spot-start for Xavier Legette (hip) on Sunday. The 29-year-old Moore made the most of his opportunity, hauling in an 18-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter of an eventual upset victory. It is currently unclear if Legette will return in Week 17, but Moore's ceiling is likely limited to deep leagues even in the event he earns another start against Tampa Bay next Sunday.

Moore (concussion) is active for Sunday's game against the Cardinals, Darin Gantt of the Panthers' official site reports.

Moore made quick work of the concussion protocol, following up back-to-back limited practices to begin Week 16 prep with a full showing Friday. With Xavier Legette (hip) inactive, Moore is expected to start in his place. vying with Jalen Coker for reps alongside top wide receiver Adam Thielen. Moore has multiple catches in seven consecutive contests, a span in which he's tallied a 23-242-1 line on 41 targets.

Moore (concussion) is expected to be available for Sunday's game versus the Cardinals, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Moore was a limited participant during practice Wednesday and Thursday before being listed as a full participant Friday. He still has to be cleared by an independent neurologist before suiting up again, and his official availability will not be revealed until 90 minutes prior to kickoff at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday. Rookie wideout Xavier Legette (hip) has already been ruled out. Meanwhile, fellow rookie Jalen Coker (quadriceps) is questionable, but he is also expected to suit up, per Schefter. Expect veteran Adam Thielen to lead this receiving corps while Moore and Coker round out this starting unit.

Moore (concussion) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

Xavier Legette (hip) is out, and Jalen Coker (quadriceps) is questionable, so Moore could be looking at every-down wideout snaps if he's able to gain clearance for Sunday. He was able to practice fully Friday, suggesting Moore has a good chance to suit up versus Arizona. Moore has posted a 28-286-1 receiving line on 50 targets this season.

Moore (concussion) was a limited practice participant Thursday.

With Xavier Legette (hip) not practicing and unlikely to play in Sunday's game against the Cardinals, there's a chance for Moore to regain a regular spot in three-wide formations if he clears concussion protocol. In the event that doesn't happen, Deven Thompkins and Dan Chisena are Carolina's healthy depth receivers.

Moore (concussion) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice.

Moore appears to have a picked up a concussion in the Panthers' loss the Cowboys on Sunday, despite playing 28 offensive snaps and catching two of his four targets for 19 yards. The veteran wideout's limited session Wednesday is promising, but he still must clear the NFL's five-step concussion protocol in order to suit up in Week 16, when the Panthers play the Cardinals.

Moore caught two of his four targets for 19 yards in Sunday's 30-14 loss to the Cowboys.

The veteran wideout saw minimal offensive work in the first three quarters of Sunday's loss with the return and emergence of undrafted rookie Jalen Coker (4-110-1). However, Moore was targeted four times in the fourth quarter after 2024 first-round pick Xavier Legette exited the Week 15 loss with a groin injury. Moore could continue to see increased work with Carolina's first-team offense in the Week 16 matchup against the Cardinals is Legette is unable to suit up.

Moore caught two of his five targets for 25 yards in Sunday's 22-16 loss to the Eagles.

For the third consecutive game, Moore saw increased offensive work with rookie Jalen Coker (quadriceps) sidelined Sunday. The veteran wideout finished third among Panthers receivers in yards in Week 14, trailing Adam Thielen (102 yards) and Xavier Legette (39 yards). Moore has now caught 26 of his 46 targets for 267 yards and one touchdown in 12 appearances this season, with the bulk of that production coming over the last three games (13 receptions for 146 yards and one touchdown). His role on the Panthers' offense will likely diminish once Coker returns from injury.

Moore caught five of his nine targets for 40 yards in Sunday's 26-23 overtime loss to the Buccaneers.

With rookie Jalen Coker (quadriceps) missing his second consecutive game in Week 13, Moore served as Carolina's No. 3 wide receiver, finishing with the second-most targets on the team. The veteran wideout has now recorded back-to-back games with seen nine or more targets, tallying 121 yards across 11 receptions during that span. Coker has yet to return to practice since sustaining this quadriceps injury, making it likely that Moore will continue to see increased opportunities in the Panthers' WR room during a Week 14 matchup against a red-hot Eagles team.

Moore played 58 of Carolina's 62 offensive snaps and finished with six receptions for 81 yards and a touchdown on 10 targets in Sunday's 30-27 loss to Kansas City.

Though the Panthers returned Adam Thielen (hamstring) from injured reserve for the Week 12 contest, the absence of Jalen Coker (quadricep) opened up plenty of snaps for Moore. The 29-year-old journeyman wideout took advantage of the opportunity, pacing all Carolina pass catchers in receptions, receiving yards and targets while also hauling in Bryce Young's lone touchdown pass in the narrow loss. Coker was a non-participant in the Panthers' first Week 13 practice Wednesday and could be trending toward another absence this Sunday against the Buccaneers, putting Moore on track to play elevated snaps once again.

Moore caught two of his four targets for 18 yards in Sunday's 20-17 win over the Giants.

The veteran wideout's production hasn't increased despite more opportunities following Diontae Johnson's trade to the Ravens on Oct. 29. Moore has now caught just four of his eight targets for 28 yards across Carolina's last two games. With Adam Thielen (hamstring) expected to return from injured reserve in the near future, Moore will likely be demoted to the Panthers' No. 4 wide receiver.

Moore caught two of his four targets for 10 yards in Sunday's 23-22 win over the Saints.

The veteran served as Carolina's No. 3 wide receiver Sunday after Diontae Johnson was traded to the Ravens on Oct. 29, but the increase in playing time didn't translate to higher production. Moore has now accumulated 11 receptions for 93 yards through the Panthers' first nine games this season. His role on Carolina's offense could diminish once Adam Thielen (hamstring) returns from injured reserve in the coming weeks.

Moore caught four of his five targets for 39 yards in Sunday's 28-14 loss to the Broncos.

The veteran wideout capitalized on his increased opportunities with both Adam Thielen (hamstring) and Diontae Johnson (ribs) sidelined in Sunday's loss, as Moore finished second on the Panthers in receptions and yards. Moore appears to have surpassed Jonathan Mingo in the Panthers' wide receiver corps and could see increased work again in Week 9 if Thielen or Johnson aren't ready to return.

Moore (knee) is good to go for Sunday's matchup with the Commanders, Darin Gantt of the team's official website reports.

Moore was limited at practice throughout the week, and was considered a true game-time decision. He has ultimately gotten the green light, and figures to take on his usual role providing depth at receiver.

Moore (knee) is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Commanders.

Moore logged a trio of limited practices this week. The journeyman wideout is coming off back-to-back games with two catches, and notably, No. 1 receiver Diontae Johnson (ankle/ribs) is also listed as questionable for Sunday. If Moore misses any time, practice squad players Dan Chisena. Praise Olatoke and Deven Thompkins could be candidates to be elevated.

Moore (knee) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice.

Moore caught two passes for 17 yards on just six offensive snaps in the Panthers' Week 6 loss to the Falcons, but it appears he picked up a knee injury in the process. His participation Thursday and Friday will be the best indication on whether he can suit up for the Panthers' Week 7 matchup against the Commanders.

Moore caught both of his targets for 17 yards in Sunday's 38-20 loss to the Falcons.

The veteran wideout out-preformed 2023 second-round pick Jonathan Mingo (one catch for one yard) in Sunday's loss, appearing to serve as the Panthers' No. 4 wide receiver. Mingo has disappointed to start his second season in Carolina, so Moore will likely seeing increased opportunities until Adam Thielen (hamstring) returns from injury.

Moore caught one of his three targets for 14 yards during Sunday's 47-10 loss to the Saints.

Moore was on the field for just 19 offensive snaps during Sunday's loss, but he was targeted three times, catching one ball for 14 yards. The Panthers' air-attack struggled as a whole struggled in Week 1, as Bryce Young threw for just 161 yards and two picks on 30 passing attempts. Moore ranked fifth among Carolina's wide receivers in offensive snaps played in Week 1, so it appears he'll struggle to be fantasy-relevant in his first season with the Panthers, unless injuries occur.

Mike Kaye of The Charlotte ObserverMoore has signed a one-year contract with the Panthers, Mike Kaye of The Charlotte Observer reports.

Moore is returning to Carolina, where he spent the 2021 offseason before getting released following final roster cuts and landing with the Broncos' practice squad. Most recently, he played for the Buccaneers during the 2023 campaign, and accumulated 94 yards and one touchdown on five receptions across seven games. The 29-year-old will now look to make an impression with the team during offseason activities leading into training camp.

Moore brought in his only target for 11 yards in the Buccaneers' 31-23 divisional-round loss to the Lions on Sunday.

Moore couldn't quite replicate his showing from Tampa Bay's wild-card win over the Eagles, when he posted two receptions for 66 yards and a touchdown. The veteran was mostly an afterthought this season after spending a sizable chunk of the campaign on the practice squad, and the five receptions for 94 yards and a touchdown he produced across seven regular-season appearances were his first stats from scrimmage since the 2020 season. Moore is slated to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason and could potentially return on a team-friendly deal if he finds a lack of interest in his services on the open market.

Moore secured two of three targets for 66 yards and a touchdown in the Buccaneers 32-9 wild-card win over the Eagles on Monday night.

The veteran was one of two of the Buccaneers' complementary pass catchers to parlay some impressive run-after-catch prowess into a score, outrunning multiple defenders to the end zone on a 44-yard touchdown grab late in the first quarter. The veteran had a nice chunk gain on his other reception as well, and his pair of impact plays certainly give the Lions something to at least devote some attention to ahead of Sunday's divisional-round clash at Ford Field.

Moore brought in his only target for eight yards in the Buccaneers' 9-0 win over the Panthers on Sunday.

Moore played his usual deep reserve role, logging only one more snap from scrimmage (17) than special teams (16). Moore flashed with a 2-68-1 line in Week 15, but he didn't appear in a regular-season contest until Week 12 and wrapped up the campaign with five receptions for 94 yards and a touchdown on seven targets over seven games. Moore does have postseason experience from his days with the Seahawks early in his career, but he'll likely remain slotted into the No. 4 receiver role during Tampa Bay's wild-card matchup against the Eagles on Monday night.

Moore secured his only target for seven yards in the Buccaneers' 30-12 win over the Jaguars on Sunday.

Moore encouragingly saw an uptick in snaps from scrimmage to a season-high 22, but he was still minimally involved from a target perspective. The 28-year-old does have the type of track record to suggest he could seen his numbers improve on any given week, but he'll remain a complementary option if Mike Evans and Chris Godwin remain in good health for the final two game of the campaign.

Moore brought in both targets for 68 yards and a touchdown in the Buccaneers' 34-20 win over the Packers on Sunday.

The veteran journeyman recorded his first touchdown since 2020 on a nifty 52-yard catch and run in the fourth quarter that sealed the game for the Buccaneers. Moore was added to the active roster earlier in the week after the team used up his three practice-squad elevations, and given the knack for the end zone he displayed early in his career with the Seahawks, the seven-year pro could be a surprise contributor down the stretch if he sees enough snaps.

Moore was signed to the Buccaneers' 53-man roster from their practice squad Wednesday, Scott Smith of the team's official site reports.

Moore was running out of practice squad elevation opportunities after being promoted for Tampa Bay's last three games. The 28-year-old has one catch for 11 yards on two targets with 32 offensive snaps in that span. He should operate as the team's No. 4 or 5 option at wide receiver in the final weeks of the season.

The Buccaneers reverted Moore to the practice squad Monday.

Moore was called up for the third straight game and managed to haul in his lone target for 11 yards while playing a season-high 25 snaps (14 on offense, 11 on special teams). Because this was the third time the Bucs called Moore up from the practice squad, the team will have to sign the 2017 seventh-round pick to the active roster if they wish to play him for the remainder of the season.

The Buccaneers elevated Moore from the practice squad Saturday, Greg Auman of Fox Sports reports.

This is the third straight game Moore has been promoted from the practice squad, which means the Bucs would have to sign him to their active roster if they wanted to play him for the rest of the season. Moore hasn't registered a catch in his two appearances this season and his split his limited snaps between offense and special teams.

Moore reverted to Tampa Bay's practice squad Monday.

Moore was active for Sunday's 21-18 win over the Panthers, failing to record a stat while playing 11 snaps between the offense and the special-teams unit. The wide receiver will now wait for his next chance to appear in a game with Tampa Bay.

The Buccaneers elevated Moore to their active roster Saturday.

Tampa Bay elevated both Moore and Ryan Miller on Saturday, which could be a sign that the team is preparing to be without Chris Godwin (neck) in Sunday's contest. Moore has appeared in one game for the Buccaneers this season, playing a total of 21 snaps (11 offensive and 10 on special teams).

Moore reverted to Tampa Bay's practice squad Monday.

Moore saw playing time on both offense and special teams but failed to haul in his only target. The 2017 seventh-round pick will now wait for his next opportunity to be elevated for a game.

The Buccaneers elevated Moore to the active roster Saturday.

Moore joined the Bucs' practice squad on Aug. 30 after being cut by the team one day prior ahead of the 53-man roster deadline. The 2017 seventh-round pick last played in 2021 when he appeared in three games -- two with the Broncos and one with the Packers.

Moore signed to the Buccaneers' practice squad Wednesday, Scott Smith of the team's official site reports.

Moore was surprisingly left off the 53-man roster Tuesday despite a solid preseason, but his 8-123 line over three exhibitions didn't exactly go unnoticed. The veteran will reside on the practice squad for the time being, and he serves as a solid insurance policy in case any of the trio of young players that beat him out -- Trey Palmer, Deven Thompkins and Rakim Jarrett -- don't prove up to the task once the regular season begins.

Moore secured three of four targets for 39 yards in the Buccaneers' 26-20 preseason win over the Ravens on Saturday night.

Moore was the runner-up in receptions and receiving yards on the night for the Buccaneers while also tying for second in targets. The veteran journeyman's 25 snaps were behind only Rakim Jarrett's 32 with respect to Tampa Bay's wideouts. Moore's 8-123 line on 12 targets over three exhibitions seemingly locks him into a reserve receiver role, although whether the coaching staff will opt to go with him or a pair of faster but less experienced players in Deven Thompkins or rookie Trey Palmer in the No. 3 receiver role remains to be seen.

Moore secured two of four targets for 18 yards and fumbled once but recovered in the Buccaneers' 13-6 preseason win over the Jets on Saturday night. He also returned one punt for no gain.

Moore had a relatively quiet night overall while the player who might well be his primary competition for the No. 3 receiver job, Trey Palmer, flashed again with a 33-yard touchdown grab. However, the veteran, who led the team in targets, was reasonably productive overall, and given his experience edge over Palmer, Moore could potentially emerge as the victor in the job battle if he puts together an impressive enough effort in Saturday night's home preseason finale against the Ravens.

Moore is in line for an increase in snaps and targets in the wake of the season-ending knee injury Russell Gage suffered in a joint practice with the Jets on Wednesday, Jeremy Fowler and Jenna Laine of ESPN.com report.

Gage collapsed while backpedaling after making a catch during 7-on-7 drills and was subsequently carted off the field with what has now been confirmed as a season-ending injury. Gage logged 70 targets, including 18 in the red zone, over 13 regular-season games last season, although that also came with Tom Brady at quarterback and both Mike Evans and Chris Godwin missing games due to injury. Nevertheless, Moore, who recorded a solid 3-66 line on four targets over 24 snaps in the preseason-opening loss to the Steelers, is now poised to benefit to some degree if he sticks on the active roster. Moore may arguably even have the inside track to the No. 3 receiver role vacated by Gage; despite the fact he hasn't caught a regular-season pass since 2020, he's still exponentially more experienced than his presumptive primary competitors for the role -- rookie Trey Palmer and second-year pros Deven Thompkins and Kaylon Geiger.

Moore brought in three of four targets for 66 yards in the Buccaneers' 27-17 preseason loss to the Steelers on Friday night.

Moore led the Buccaneers in receiving yards by a fairly wide margin, thanks in large part to a team-long 38-yard grab. The veteran journeyman has operated under the radar to a large degree thus far this summer, but after last catching a regular-season pass in 2020 with the Seahawks, Moore may have taken a big first step toward claiming a spot somewhere below the top three slots on Tampa Bay's wide receiver depth chart.

Moore signed a contract with the Buccaneers on Sunday, Greg Auman of Fox Sports reports.

Moore was in training camp with the Bears in 2022, but he suffered a leg injury that forced him to miss the season. The 28-year-old spent 2021 with the Packers and Broncos, although he was unable to make much of an impact after his four years in Seattle. He'll work to earn a depth role in Tampa Bay's receiving corps.

The Falcons worked out Moore on Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.

Moore's tryout for Atlanta on Tuesday implies that the 320-pounder is ready for another shot to make his NFL debut in the near future, after he was let go from Cleveland's practice squad earlier this season.

The Bears released Moore (lower leg) from injured reserve Saturday, Aaron Wilson of ProFootballNetwork.com reports.

Moore was slated to miss the entire 2022 campaign after landing on injured reserve, but he'll now have a chance to play again this season after he clears his current injury. The 2017 seventh-round pick caught 78 passes for 1,163 yards and 13 touchdowns during a three-year stretch in Seattle, but he appeared in just three games last year -- two with Denver and one with Green Bay.

Moore was signed to the Browns' practice squad Wednesday, Anthony Poisal of the Browns' official site reports.

Moore's signing is notable in that he was a guard in 2021 but was switched to defensive tackle by the Browns. The position switch stemmed from the work he did on Cleveland's scout team last year. Even though he was a guard, Moore would often line up at defensive tackle on the scout-team defense against their starting offense. He apparently gave offensive lineman a tough time, which is why the organization wanted to move to the other side of the line of scrimmage.

Moore (lower leg) was placed on IR on Sunday, Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com reports.

Moore was carted off the field during practice Aug. 9. The 27-year-old's absence for the 2022 season is another blow to the Bears' wide receiver corps, who will already start the season without N'Keal Harry (ankle), while Byron Pringle (quadriceps) has also missed time.

Moore was carted off the field after suffering an apparent lower body injury during 1-on-1 drills Tuesday, Colleen Kane of the Chicago Tribune reports.

Moore reportedly displayed difficulty putting weight on his right leg. The timing of Moore's injury, especially if it is ultimately deemed significant, is brutal for Chicago's already-thin wide receiver corps. N'Keal Harry is believed to be nursing a high-ankle sprain, while Velus Jones (undisclosed) and Byron Pringle (quadriceps) have also sat out recent practices. As Saturday's preseason opener against the Chiefs approaches, the top healthy options behind Darnell Mooney may be Equanimeous St. Brown, Dazz Newsome, Dante Pettis and Tajae Sharpe.

Moore has had many dropped passes, both in one-on-one drills as well as in full-squad snaps, Gene Chamberlain of SI.com reports.

After averaging 387 yards and and four touchdowns with the Seahawks between 2018 and 2020, Moore played in just three games (and 23 snaps) with the Broncos and Packers last year. During camp, he's struggled with drops, which will likely put him in a difficult position as he tries to earn a roster spot with the Bears.

Moore was arrested Monday in Gainesville, Texas on drug and weapons charges, CBS 12 Sherman reports.

Moore was released from Cooke County Jail on Monday on $5,000 bond, but he could still face discipline from the NFL in light of the arrest. The 27-year-old wideout joined the Bears on a one-year deal in April after appearing in three games between stops in Denver and Green Bay in 2021 and playing 31 snaps in total.

Moore signed with the Bears on Tuesday.

Moore will join Chicago after previously participating in the team's voluntary minicamp as a tryout player this past week. The 2017 seventh-round pick appeared in three total games while playing with the Broncos and Packers in 2021 and is coming off his first season without recording a reception since his rookie campaign. These poor results may be somewhat of an outlier for Moore however, as the wideout hauled in 78 passes for 1,163 yards and 13 touchdowns over 46 games with the Seahawks from 2018 to 2020 and will look to regain this level of production with Bears' second-year quarterback Justin Fields.

Moore was restored to the Packers' practice squad from the COVID-19 list Monday.

Moore spent a week in COVID protocols, but he'll now be able to practice with the team again. He was with the active roster in Week 17 and handled return duties. Whether or not hell have a chance to do that again now that he's healthy is not yet known.

Moore has reverted to the Packers' practice squad and was subsequently placed on the practice squad reserve/COVID-19 list.

Moore was elevated to the Packers' active roster for their Week 16 victory over the Vikings. It was his fourth time suiting up this season, and first time serving as the team's return man. He will now be required to clear the league's health and safety protocols before returning to practice.

Moore was elevated to the Packers' active roster Saturday.

The Packers have been desperate to find a competent returner on special teams and Moore might just be the answer given his limited experience as both a kick and punt returner with the Seahawks. The 26-year-old briefly saw a stint with the Broncos earlier this season, but he could see a much larger role with the Packers if he's able to prove his competence on special teams.

The Packers signed Moore to their practice squad Thursday.

Moore was cut from Denver's practice squad in early November but will now attempt to carve out a role with the Packers. He appeared in two games with the Broncos earlier in the year but failed to haul in either of his two targets.

Moore was cut from Denver's practice squad Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of Sportstalk 790 Houston reports.

The wide receiver was added to the team's practice squad Oct. 20 after appearing in the Broncos' Week 4 and 5 contests earlier in the season, failing to make a catch on two targets. Moore did not crack the active roster this time around and now will look for a new squad.

Denver signed Moore to the practice squad Wednesday.

Moore suited up for the Broncos in Weeks 4 and 5, versus the Ravens and Steelers, respectively, but in that span he failed to secure either of his two targets. Now, the former Seahawks wideout will get a chance to develop on the practice squad.

Moore was released by the Broncos on Tuesday, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

The move was not an unexpected one after the Broncos signed veteran John Brown last week. Moore was active for two games with the team but failed to get a reception. The 26-year-old will likely find another suitor for his services in the coming weeks.

Moore (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against Las Vegas.

Moore had played two games for Denver after signing from the Raiders' practice squad, but he has only logged 23 offensive snaps -- so his absence here shouldn't have a big impact in most fantasy rosters. Moore's next chance to feature would be at Cleveland next Thursday.

The Broncos signed Moore off the Raiders' practice squad Monday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

After four seasons in Seattle to begin his career, Moore found a new home in Carolina in the offseason, but the emergence of rookie Terrace Marshall caused the Panthers to include the former in their final roster cuts. Moore quickly found employment in Las Vegas, and after waiting three weeks he's landed with a WR-needy team. Currently, Jerry Jeudy (ankle) and Adrian Killins (ankle) are on injured reserve, and KJ Hamler is expected to join them soon after tearing his ACL on Sunday. Courtland Sutton and Tim Patrick will continue to gobble up most of the targets from Teddy Bridgewater, but Moore finds himself in a place to produce as a third wide receiver.

Moore signed with the Raiders' practice squad Friday, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.

Although Moore signed a two-year deal with the Panthers during the offseason, he failed to land a spot on the team's 53-man roster and was released Wednesday. The 26-year-old appeared in 47 games across the last four seasons with the Seahawks and will provide a veteran presence on the Raiders' practice squad.

The Panthers released Moore on Wednesday, Darin Gantt of the team's official site reports.

A 2017 seventh-round pick, Moore spent his first four seasons with the Seahawks, after which the Panthers inked him to a deal back in March. But with Terrace Marshall's subsequent addition in the draft and impressive play throughout the preseason, Carolina is moving on from the 26-year-old. With Moore out of the picture, the team's group of wide receivers now includes Robby Anderson, DJ Moore, Marshall, Brandon Zylstra and Shi Smith (shoulder).

Moore caught one of two targets for 19 yards in Friday night's 34-9 preseason win over the Steelers.

Moore also returned three kicks for a combined 37 yards on special teams. Given the fantastic preseason production of rookie second-rounder Terrace Marshall, who scored while catching three passes for 43 yards Friday, Moore is now expected to serve as Carolina's fourth wideout this season, likely restricting his value despite coming off a career-best 35 receptions in Seattle last year.

Moore twisted his ankle during Monday's practice but is only expected to miss a day or so, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

It's good news for Moore and the team as the injury appears extremely minor in the early stages. The 25-year-old was a nice depth option, chipping in 17 catches for 301 yards and two touchdowns. Once healthy Moore looks to be locked into a battle for the team's No. 3 wideout option with Phillip Dorsett and John Ursua during training camp.

Moore signed his original-round contract tender with the Seahawks on Sunday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Moore recorded 17 catches for 301 yards and two scores while playing a depth role in Seattle's receiving corps in 2019, and he's now locked in with the team for 2020. The 25-year-old looks primed to compete for the No. 3 wideout gig this offseason, though the Seahawks could still opt to bring in additional competition in the form of rookies or free agents.

The Seahawks have tendered Moore at the original-round level, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.

Moore was a seventh-round pick in 2017, so any team that signs him to an offer sheet will need to send a seventh-round selection to Seattle if the Seahawks to match. Moore made some noise in 2018 with 445 yards and five touchdowns, but he started just one game in 2019 en route to a 17-301-2 receiving line. He could be in the mix for the team's No. 3 WR job this offseason, depending on other moves in the weeks to come.

Moore, who didn't receive a target in Sunday's 28-23 divisional-round loss to the Packers, finishes the season with 19 catches for 358 yards and two touchdowns over 15 games.

Moore is a boom-or-bust receiver, as he hauled in five passes of 20-plus yards, but he was vastly overshadowed by rookie DK Metcalf in the deep-threat department. He struggled to secure the No. 3 spot behind Metcalf and Tyler Lockett as well, as Moore rotated with Malik Turner and Jaron Brown. Moore will be a restricted free agent in March.

Moore was not listed on the team's injury report ahead of Monday's contest against the Vikings, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Moore joins Tyler Lockett and Jacob Hollister among Seahawks pass catchers who shed their injury designations prior to Monday's game. Moore has caught more than one pass in just two games this season, so it seems likely the 24-year-old will once again play second fiddle in an offense built around the running game.

Moore (shoulder) practiced fully Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Prior to Moore being a limited participant at Wednesday's session, coach Pete Carroll told Liz Mathews that the wide receiver has "a really good chance" to make his season debut Week 3 against the Saints. Now that he participated in every drill Thursday, Moore is on pace to make that come to pass. While Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf are locked in as the Seahawks' top two WR, there should be room for Moore, Jaron Brown (toe) and/or Malik Turner in three-wide sets.

Moore (shoulder) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Moore was able to work in a limited fashion ahead of this past Sunday's game, when he was ultimately inactive. Coach Pete Carroll is more optimistic this time around, saying Moore has a "really good chance" to play Sunday versus the Saints, according to Liz Mathews of USA Today. The Seahawks' passing volume can change dramatically on a week-to-week basis, but fantasy owners that can hone in on the correct games could find value in Moore. He is a talented receiver who can stretch the field (15.5 aDOT in 2018), and he had eight catches of 20-plus yards last year. Expect rookie DK Metcalf to cut into that total, but Moore still has value in deeper leagues and as a tournament DFS play once healthy.

Moore (shoulder) won't play in Sunday's game versus the Steelers, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Although Moore returned to practice Wednesday, he was only a limited participant and will need more time to get back to full speed. Until he's able to go, Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf will be the unequivocal top receivers while Jaron Brown's a distant third. Moore has a decent chance to play Week 3 versus the Saints, but his fantasy value will take a hit with Metcalf in the fold.

Moore (shoulder) practiced in a limited capacity Wednesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

This is the first time Moore has practiced since he fractured his humerus bone Aug. 22. Although he's clearly trending in the right direction, Moore has already been ruled out for Week 2's game versus the Steelers. The Seahawks seemingly have a spot waiting for David Moore on the outside opposite of rookie DK Metcalf, but he'll first need to continue his smooth recovery leading up to Week 3's matchup with the Saints.

Moore (shoulder) won't return for Week 2 against the Steelers, but he should have a decent shot to play thereafter, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.

With Moore now out for the first two games, Jaron Brown and DK Metcalf don't seem to have much competition for snaps in three-wide sets. Moore hasn't been able to practice since he suffered a non-displaced fracture in his upper arm during a practice in the third week of the preseason.

Moore (shoulder) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Bengals, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

This decision was more or less expected to happen after Moore suffered a non-displaced fracture in his upper arm in late August. The issue isn't severe enough to warrant a move to injured reserve, but he will be among the Seahawks' inactive players to kick off the campaign. With Moore sidelined, Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf and Jaron Brown will be the top trio of wideouts at Russell Wilson's disposal.

Moore (shoulder) didn't participate in Wednesday's practice, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Although Moore avoided injured reserve, he still has a fractured arm and is unable to practice. Coach Pete Carroll showed optimism about Moore's prognosis before the final preseason game by saying he should be back in a few weeks, but it seems unlikely he'll gear up Week 1 versus the Bengals. Moore should make another respectable impact this year, as he can stretch the field and was targeted nine times in the red zone last season. Until he's ready to come back, though, DK Metcalf (knee) and Jaron Brown (toe) figure to take most reps on the outside, and watch for rookies John Ursua and Gary Jennings to get in the mix as well.

Coach Pete Carroll confirmed that Moore (shoulder) still has a spot on the 53-man roster, John Boyle of Seahawks.com reports. "I would bet in another week or so, David is going to be chomping at the bit to come back," Carroll said Tuesday. "So we're going work him through the 53 and count on him to come back soon, which is really good."

A Week 1 appearance is probably too much to ask for, but it at least sounds like Moore will avoid injured reserve, which would've ruled him out for the first half of the regular season. He's recovering from a non-displaced fracture of his upper humerus, with Carroll noting that the pain hasn't been too bad. Meanwhile, fellow Seahawks wideout DK Metcalf (knee) still hopes to play Week 1 against the Bengals, but Tyler Lockett and Jaron Brown are the safe bets to start.

Moore (shoulder) received a second opinion on his injury Monday and is not expected to be placed on injured reserve, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Moore suffered a hairline fracture in his shoulder and will miss the start of the regular season, but could retake the field without a lengthy recovery process. The second-year pro projects to play a key role in Seattle's receiving corps when healthy. With rookie second-round pick DK Metcalf (knee) in danger of also missing Week 1, Jaron Brown, Gary Jennings and John Ursua are facing intriguing opportunity.

Moore suffered a shoulder injury that will keep him out at the beginning of the regular season, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

With Moore out for at least one game and likely longer, there's a nice opportunity ahead for DK Metcalf (knee), Jaron Brown, Garry Jennings and John Ursua. The rookie second-round pick out of Ole Miss is the exciting option among that group, but he's still recovering from minor surgery and thus appears questionable for Week 1. The 29-year-old Brown is in excellent position to open the regular season as a starter.