The New York Jets selected Ole Miss standout receiver Elijah Moore with the 34th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, adding yet another weapon for their rookie quarterback and second overall pick, Zach Wilson. As a slot specialist in college, Moore's presence is bad news for the Fantasy outlook of Jamison Crowder. Only DeVonta Smith piled up more receiving yards than Moore did in 2020, which is even more impressive when you consider that Moore's 1,193 yards came in just eight games.

Moore is worth consideration as a top-five receiver and late first-round pick for dynasty rookie draft purposes, but just how high should he be ranked at the position in season-long leagues as a rookie?

SportsLine's Fantasy analyst Jacob Gibbs provides a data-driven deep dive to answer that question and address anything that stood out from his advanced statistical profile. These player profiles are just a small part of the advanced analytical prep Gibbs is providing for SportsLine users heading into the 2021 Fantasy football season -- if you want an easy way to keep up with all of the information that will be published this spring and summer, this Advanced Fantasy Football Stat Guide will be updated with links to each article as they go live.

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