Ryan Moore brings reliable hands and steady big-play efficiency for Valparaiso
In the 2016 season, Valparaiso WR Ryan Moore produced 10 catches for 140 yards and averaged 14.0 yards per catch, a nice sign of downfield utility and efficiency[2][10]. He’s the kind of slot-to-intermediate weapon who can turn limited volume into chain-moving plays, and his 4-catch, 61-yard game against Sacred Heart showed he could flash when targeted[12]. The stat line isn’t eye-popping, but the appeal is a dependable target with a workable vertical element—useful if your offense wants a steady, low-drama contributor rather than a headline-grabbing alpha[2][10].
