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    Cardinals Draft Rondale Moore at No. 49 | Team Fit and What to Expect

    Zach BrunnerBy Zach BrunnerApril 30, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read NFL
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    With the 49th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Arizona Cardinals draft Rondale Moore, wide receiver out of Purdue. Despite being a smaller receiver, Moore is incredibly strong and versatile. Simply, he will be a weapon for the Cardinals. Let’s take a look at what Rondale Moore brings to Arizona.

    Rondale Moore Highlights

    Rondale Moore NFL Draft Profile and Stats

    Rondale Moore
    Position:
    Wide Receiver
    Height: 5’9″
    Weight: 180 lbs
    Age: 20
    College: Purdue Boilermakers

    Rondale Moore 2020 Stats

    • Games: 3
    • Receptions: 35
    • Receiving Yards: 270
    • Yards per Reception: 7.7
    • Receiving Touchdowns: 0
    • Carries: 6
    • Rushing Yards: 32
    • Rushing Touchdowns: 1
    Rondale Moore NFL Draft profile projection stats highlights 2021 browns targets
    Credit: Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

    Rondale Moore Draft Profile

    Strengths

    Among the most exciting prospects in the 2021 NFL Draft class, Rondale Moore has the explosiveness to change the trajectory of an entire game on any touch. He burst onto the scene as a true freshman in 2018 when he lit up Ohio State in the national spotlight. Moore has a wide range of skills and really could present problems for opposing defenses in any number of roles. His playing style is likened to a running back when he has the football and plays with strength that exceeds his size. He has quick and smooth acceleration into cuts and possesses the ability to throw coverage off balance when working his routes.

    Weaknesses

    Moore may be super talented and have game-changing potential, but the number of games he was able to change while at Purdue was limited drastically by injuries. In fact, Moore only played in seven games total over the last two seasons. If healthy, he could be a tremendous find in the early second round of the 2021 NFL Draft. But injuries are as much a red flag for Moore as they are any other member of this year’s class. In addition to his lack of game experience, other concerns include a reduced catch radius and a level of strength that can be overpowered by stronger defensive backs.


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    What to Expect From Rondale Moore in 2021

    Rondale Moore is an absolute weapon. While small, he’ll run through tackles, if you can catch him. He will be used in a variety of ways on this creative Cardinals offense. Being in a receiving room with DeAndre Hopkins and A.J. Green, he will learn plenty. But best of all, he will never be the defense’s top focus, which is dangerous. This is a Cardinals team that is making moves to compete right now, and this is another selection that improves the team immediately.


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