Elijah Moore

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		70	209	2,274	9
2025		9	9	112	0
2024		17	61	538	1
2023		17

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

At $1.315M AAV on a one-year deal, Elijah Moore earns a C Contract Value Index (CVI) — a grade that reflects the disconnect between his modest production and what Philadelphia is actually paying for: low-risk depth insurance with a locker room upside the raw numbers don't capture. In the 2025 season, Moore managed 112 receiving yards across nine games, output that sits firmly in the below-average range for a former second-round pick entering his fifth year in the league. That said, at $1.315M, this contract sits well below standard market rate for even a rotational receiver, which is precisely why the CVI doesn't sink further — the Eagles are paying bargain-bin money for a player with genuine NFL pedigree. Moore was a pick 34 selection in 2021, and at 25 years old he still theoretically has the athletic tools that made him a Day 2 investment, even if the on-field output has never consistently matched that billing. The media framing here is accurate and the CVI reflects it: this is a smart, low-risk depth move, not a scheme-changing acquisition, and Philadelphia's front office deserves credit for structuring it as a one-year prove-it deal rather than committing long-term to a player whose production has stalled. The one-year structure is the saving grace — there's no dead-cap exposure if Moore doesn't carve out a consistent role, and the Eagles maintain full flexibility heading into next offseason.

Performance Analysis

Elijah Moore earns an F for the Eagles at wide receiver, one of the more puzzling declines among young NFL receivers. Moore was a first-round pick who showed real ability in New York, but his production has completely evaporated. He has been unable to find a role in Philadelphia's loaded offense, and his targets have dried up to the point of irrelevance. The Eagles have elite options at receiver, and Moore has not shown he can compete for snaps against that talent. What once looked like a promising career has taken a sharp downward turn.

Fan Sentiment

The Eagles' acquisition of Elijah Moore has generated cautiously optimistic coverage, earning a B- sentiment grade from fans and media analysts. Multiple reports emphasize the "low-risk, high-reward" nature of this depth signing, with the one-year structure providing Philadelphia financial flexibility while giving the former second-round pick an opportunity to rebuild his value. Media outlets have particularly highlighted Moore's personal friendship with A.J. Brown as a potential chemistry catalyst that could unlock the receiver's upside in the Eagles' system. Coverage frames Moore as a solid depth addition who brings proven NFL experience to bolster Philadelphia's passing attack, with most analysts viewing him as a reliable slot option who could compete for an expanded role. The consensus suggests this move represents smart roster building rather than a blockbuster addition, with the media portraying it as a sensible gamble on talent with minimal downside risk.