– Remaining poised inside the pocket. Moore plays with a low pulse and is difficult to speed up. He trusts his ability within the offensive structure and design. In those clutch or “gotta have it” moments, Moore has answered the bell confidently.
– Moore is an accurate passer from inside the pocket and outside on the move. He throws with a very catchable football that has good pacing and control. Moore places the football where his receivers can make a play and get yards after the catch. He is a good athlete, who uses quick and subtle movements to climb the pocket and evade outside pressure.
– Arm talent and velocity are strengths of Moore’s profile. He delivers passes with more than enough RPMs to attack slightly occupied throwing windows. He knows when to choose between velocity and throwing with touch to layer the football.
– Moore has a quick and snappy throwing motion. He is an efficient and quick passer, beating defensive pressure by getting the ball out of his hands in a timely manner.
– Moore displays good football IQ pre-snap. He surveys the defensive landscape, identifying potential blitzing defenders, and quickly gets the ball to his weapons. Moore is a quick processor of information, allowing him to maximize quick passing concepts and lessen the chances of the blitz impacting the play.
– Moore is a plus-level athlete who will make plays with his legs, when neccessary. He is a threat to break containment and create second-reaction throwing opportunities for his weapons down the field.
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