{"playerId":14153,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":"Undrafted","percentOwned":55.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"Moore might have made only 33 catches during a rookie season beset by ankle and foot injuries, but six of those traveled 30-plus yards in the air, helping establish this kid as a potential deep threat. Indeed, Moore finished fourth among WRs in average yards at the catch (14.3), behind only Malcom Floyd, Johnny Knox and Vincent Jackson. He doesn't offer the pure burner speed of a Mike Wallace, but he's not far off, and he's almost exactly the same size. In truth, Moore could be poised for a breakout. But we're not convinced Carson Palmer's arm is consistent enough to let him be a mad bomber, and there are other attractive WR weapons on the Raiders' roster, including Darrius Heyward-Bey and Jacoby Ford. Still, while he might be up and down in '12, Moore is the guy we'd most like to own.","date":"Fri May 25"},"fullName":"Denarius Moore","pointsSEASON":98,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Moore might have made only 33 catches during a rookie season beset by ankle and foot injuries, but six of those traveled 30-plus yards in the air, helping establish this kid as a potential deep threat. Indeed, Moore finished fourth among WRs in average yards at the catch (14.3), behind only Malcom Floyd, Johnny Knox and Vincent Jackson. He doesn't offer the pure burner speed of a Mike Wallace, but he's not far off, and he's almost exactly the same size. In truth, Moore could be poised for a breakout. But we're not convinced Carson Palmer's arm is consistent enough to let him be a mad bomber, and there are other attractive WR weapons on the Raiders' roster, including Darrius Heyward-Bey and Jacoby Ford. Still, while he might be up and down in '12, Moore is the guy we'd most like to own.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri May 25"},"positionRank":40,"projectedPoints":123}