Experienced Cincinnati QB with Dual-Threat Upside and a Proven Tolerance for QB Pressure
Moore’s appeal was his poise as a quarterback who could handle an unsettled depth chart and still produce; in his first season as Cincinnati’s starter, he threw for 1,885 yards, and by 2018 he had totaled 20 passing touchdowns against 9 interceptions while averaging 213.5 passing yards per game and completing 56% of his passes.[1][7] The best fit is a team that values a steady, experienced signal-caller who can manage games, absorb competition for the job, and give an offense a calm, functional floor rather than pure star flash.[2][7]
