Jim MoormanSep 29, 2026
In a half-PPR trade-advice column, Moorman argued Brock Bowers could pace the league in catches per game given their lack of target competition, and suggested Pat Bryant is emerging as Denver's No. 2 receiver ahead of the struggling Courtland Sutton.
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What Jim Moorman said
our reading, beside the words we read it fromWith very little target competition around him, Bowers could lead the NFL in receptions per game this year.
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- FantasyPros
- The piece
- Fantasy Football Trade Advice: Players to Buy, Sell or Hold (Week 4)
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- 1Brock Bowers to finish top 1 at his position, by receptions“With very little target competition around him, Bowers could lead the NFL in receptions per game this year.”
- 2Pat Bryant to be 2nd on the depth chart“Even if he is, Pat Bryant may be on his way to earning No. 2 WR honors in Denver.”
Box score
HitCloseMissWaiting| Verdict | Call | Kind | What happened | Score | Naive | Skill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brock Bowers to finish top 1 at his position, by receptions1 | Positional Finishes | — | — | — | — | |
| Pat Bryant to be 2nd on the depth chart2 | Depth Chart Calls | — | — | — | — | |
| 2 calls · 2 waiting | — | — | ||||
How each call scored
2 checkable claims — 1 depth chart call and 1 positional finish — each graded on its own rather than as one all-or-nothing call.
It names 4 players and teams, each linked to their own record.
None of them have settled yet — they grade once their results are in.
Of the 2 unsettled calls enough other pundits have weighed in on, this one lands below the rest of the room on every one.
Each call is scored 0 to 100 against what happened, on its own, by the published methodology. The naive guess is what knowing nothing would have scored on the same calls; the gap, weighted by how hard the call was, is the skill.
Where this call stands in the room
Pat Bryant · 2026 season11 calls from 8 pundits between 1 and 3. Jim Moorman said 2. the room's median is 3. not settled yet
Every dot is a call somebody published on the same question. Where the dots land says where this take sits, not whether it is right — nothing here is settled yet. Hover a dot for the name and number; click it to read that take.
Their call against the record
positional finishTheir call against what actually happened last time. Not yet settled.
1Positional FinishesBrock BowersLas Vegas Raiders
Brock Bowers to finish top 1 at his position, by receptions
VerdictWaitingNot settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
2Depth Chart CallsPat BryantDenver Broncos
Pat Bryant to be 2nd on the depth chart
VerdictWaitingNot settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
Who this take is about
Others on the same people
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Jensen predicts Daiyan Henley's arrival will cut into Justin Strnad's snaps while Alex Singleton keeps playing virtually every down, and that Denver will return to a three-linebacker rotation after the Week 10 bye. They also expect one of Jordan Turner or Karene Reid — most likely Turner — to be waived to clear a roster spot.Zack Kelberman · Game Outcome Picks · Denver Broncos · Hit 100
Kelberman predicts the Broncos will comfortably beat the Panthers in Week 9, with Denver's offensive line handling Carolina's weak pass rush.Connor Rogers · Game Outcome Picks · Denver Broncos · Hit 100
Rogers picked straight-up winners in every Week 9 game, agreeing with Simms on all of them, and gave a 24-20 Bills score over the Vikings on Monday night.
More depth chart calls
The same kind of call, about other players and teams.
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Previewing Week 9 running game matchups, Bodiford expects Jacksonville to win lopsidedly over a depleted Baltimore team, with Bhayshul Tuten sitting out and Chris Rodriguez taking over as lead back, while Joe Fagnano starts at quarterback for the Ravens. They also view Broncos rookie Jonah Coleman as an RB2 going forward.