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2025 season · compare · wide receivers

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Two or three players of the same position, side by side: where each one grades against the league, where the ball finds each of them, and how their weeks line up.

146 in the league pool
Who · up to three, same position groupStart over
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Isaiah WilliamsWR · Jets · graded
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Chris MooreWR · Commanders · graded
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Where they rank · among 146 wide receivers with 15 targets+League percentiles
Isaiah WilliamsChris Moore
Target shareof team targets
9%22nd
9%24th
Depth of targetair yards per target
3.41st
14.489th
After the catchyards per reception
4.669th
4.874th
Catch ratereceptions per target
72%85th
48%9th
EPA per target
+0.0324th
+0.5388th
First downsper target
28%15th
43%79th
Drop ratedrops per target, lower is better
8%15th
13%4th
Yards per game
12.912th
14.815th

Each bar is the league pool; the markers are the players. Right is better, the dashed line is the median. The best value in each row is marked green.

Playstyle · how each is used, against the league's wide receiversamong 146 wide receivers
Isaiah WilliamsChris Moore
IsaiahRarely deepScreen gameDropback target
ChrisStays outsideNo screensNot the third-down option
Deep sharetargets 20+ yards downfield
0%1st
22%70th
Screensshare of his targets
33%99th
0%12th
Middle of the fieldtargets between the numbers
19%48th
9%4th
After the catchshare of his yards after the catch
62%95th
26%38th
Third-down shareof team targets on 3rd down
13%56th
4%16th
Red-zone shareof team targets inside the 20
2%7th
4%20th
Motiontargets with pre-snap motion
72%95th
48%31st
Play actiontargets off play action
3%2nd
17%44th

Every trait is a share of his own targets, so volume does not move it. Each bar is the league's qualifying wide receivers; the markers are the players and the thin line is the median. Styles are not grades: a high or low share describes the role, not how well he plays it. The tags are each player's traits furthest from the middle.

The shape · percentile radarBigger and rounder is more complete
Target shareDepthYACCatch rateEPA / tgtFirst downsDropsYds / game
Where he wins · EPA per target by lane and depthSame scale across
Isaiah Williams
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Chris Moore
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Green cells turn targets into points, red cells lose them. Cells with one target are left grey.

Where the EPA comes from · the season split by what happened on his playsReceiving EPA

Chris Moore gets the most from the ball in the air (+15.4 EPA), Isaiah Williams gets the most after the catch (+18.7 EPA), and Isaiah also gives the most back on targets he does not catch (−9.3).

Isaiah Williams+1.2
Chris Moore+12.3
Air yardsAfter the catchIncompletionsInterceptions
PartIsaiahChris
Air yardson catches−8.3−0.23 a target · 3rd+15.4+0.67 a target · 92nd
After the catch+18.7+0.52 a target · 88th+5.6+0.24 a target · 36th
Incompletionstargets not caught−9.3−0.26 a target · 72nd−8.7−0.38 a target · 24th
Interceptionswhen targeted0.00.00 a target · 88th0.00.00 a target · 88th
Total+1.236 targets+12.323 targets

Every play is split by what happened: completions at the catch into air yards and yards after the catch (nflverse's air EPA), the cost of the ones that fell incomplete or were picked. Bars share one scale, gains right of the line and losses left. The rate is per target, with its percentile among the league's qualifying wide receivers; the best rate in each row is green.

Where the ball finds them · same scale, same fieldloading plays

Isaiah Williams

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Chris Moore

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Targets placed by air yards and side of the field, from each team's play file.

On one field · every target, same fieldFilled is caught, a ring is not
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Depth butterfly · I.Williams and C.MooreSolid is caught
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Back to back by depth band. The widest band is where the offense goes to him; the gap between solid and faded is where it misses.

The race · cumulative yardsFlat steps are byes
Week by week · groupedSame Sunday, side by side
The shape of their seasons · each one's last 3 games, week by weekWeeks 1 to 18
Isaiah WilliamsChris Moore

Targetslast 3 games

27
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Isaiah 5.3Chris 0.3

Rec yardslast 3 games

754
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Isaiah 26.3Chris 5

EPA / targetlast 3 games

-0.35+0.75
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Isaiah -0.15Chris +2.38

aDOTlast 3 games

6.314.6
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Isaiah 2.3Chris 8.0

Each line is a player's trailing 3 games (rates are pooled over the games, not averaged); the faint dots are single games. The shaded band is the league's middle half of single games at the position, the dashed line its median. A line that climbs out of the band is a role getting bigger.

Floor and ceiling · boom, solid or dud, week by weekBoom 54+ · dud under 7
I.Williams
1Wk 10Wk 20Wk 30Wk 45Wk 50Wk 60Wk 731Wk 89Wk 94Wk 102Wk 110Wk 120Wk 1324Wk 1453Wk 1525Wk 1630Wk 1724Wk 1819Wk 1920Wk 2021Wk 2122Wk 22
13 ± 16
C.Moore
34Wk 12Wk 225Wk 30Wk 40Wk 546Wk 659Wk 70Wk 80Wk 90Wk 1028Wk 1112Wk 120Wk 1314Wk 1415Wk 150Wk 1615Wk 170Wk 1819Wk 1920Wk 2021Wk 2122Wk 22
15 ± 20

Thresholds are the quartiles of every game week by qualified wide receivers this season (2044 player weeks). The right column is the average week and its swing.

Fantasy · points, rank and range, week by week
StandardI.WilliamsC.Moore
Points a game2.3WR1002.0WR112
Season34.7WR10627.6WR120
Most weeks0.0–5.40.0–3.0
Booms · busts0 · 1112+ · under 50 · 1212+ · under 5
Half PPRI.WilliamsC.Moore
Points a game3.2WR982.4WR116
Season47.7WR9933.1WR120
Most weeks0.0–6.90.0–3.8
Booms · busts0 · 1116+ · under 6.50 · 1216+ · under 6.5
PPRI.WilliamsC.Moore
Points a game4.1WR962.8WR117
Season60.7WR9738.6WR121
Most weeks0.0–7.70.0–4.6
Booms · busts0 · 1220+ · under 80 · 1320+ · under 8

Ranks are among players at each one's own position. A missing bar is a week he did not score: a bye or a missed game. The format you pick is remembered on this device.

Week by week · aligned
WeekI.WilliamsC.Moore
Wk 1·34
Wk 20·
Wk 3025
Wk 400
Wk 5·0
Wk 6046
Wk 7059
Wk 831·
Wk 9··
Wk 1040
Wk 11228
Wk 120·
Wk 130·
Wk 1424·
Wk 1553·
Wk 16250
Wk 173015
Wk 1824·
Season193207

Rows are league weeks, so byes and missed games show as gaps. The best value each week is marked green.

Season stats · side by side, with league rank
SeasonI.WilliamsC.Moore
Targets3623
Receptions2611
Yards193207
Touchdowns01
Target share9%114th9%111th
Depth of target3.4145th14.417th
After the catch4.646th4.839th
Catch rate72%22nd48%133rd
EPA per target+0.03112th+0.5318th
First downs28%124th43%31st
Drop rate8%124th13%141st
Yards per game12.9129th14.8125th
Careers · receiving yards a game, season by seasonRegular season
Isaiah WilliamsChris Moore
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20162018202020222025*
PlayerGRecYdsTDYds/gBest seasonThis season
Isaiah Williams2024 to 2025 · 2 seasons232819908.72024: 60.8 a game12.9above his career rate
Chris Moore2016 to 2025 · 9 seasons1011491,917919.02022: 54836.5 a game20.7above his career rate

Regular season only, from each player's career file. * 2025 is through Week 22; its dot is hollow because the season is not over. "This season" compares this year's rate with his earlier seasons. Hover a dot for the season's line.