Skyy Moore

Camp reporting has Christian Watson, Matthew Golden, and Jayden Reed set to absorb the bulk of the target volume freed by Romeo Doubs' free-agency departure and the Dontayvion Wicks trade, with Savion Williams and Bo Melton also ahead of or beside Moore in the depth battle. There is no visible path to meaningful target volume without multiple dominoes falling.

With Doubs gone and Wicks traded, only Savion Williams, Bo Melton, and undrafted-caliber depth (Isaiah Neyor, Will Sheppard, Brenden Rice, J. Michael Sturdivant) stand between Moore and rotational snaps in a Jordan Love-led offense; one injury among the top three opens real playing time.

As a fringe-role mover (1% prior target share), he fits the historical profile of the biggest transition gainers — floor percentile up roughly 19 points on average with volatility down about 13% — because teams that acquire end-of-rotation players give them defined jobs, and Green Bay signed him for a specific returner-plus-gadget package.

He entered 2026 regarded as one of the NFL's best return men, and in leagues that score return yardage he carries standalone weekly value his offensive usage doesn't reflect.

His limited 2025 receiving work skewed vertical (14.9 aDOT, 38% deep targets), the kind of profile that produces boom weeks if snaps ever materialize alongside a high-end quarterback.