Elijah Moore has been quite unlucky through the first few years of his career. Originally a second-round pick by the New York Jets, Moore has played with a multitude of quarterbacks each season he has been in the league.
That may change in 2025, though.
Moore signed a one-year deal with the Buffalo Bills this offseason. Instead of playing with quarterbacks like Zach Wilson or Deshaun Watson, Moore gets to play with the reigning league MVP in Josh Allen.
And he couldn't be more thrilled.
"Buffalo already has been nothing but great to me already," Moore said on X. "This place really takes care of their people."
Moore later went on after OTAs on Tuesday with WGR 550 in Buffalo to discuss how important it was to go to a place with an established signal-caller. And Allen is as good as it gets at the quarterback position.
"When I wasn't in, I was just watching him, because obviously I'm on the other side of it now," Moore said. "I've been playing against him for going into four years now, and it just looked better now that he's on my side. The balls were pretty. The way that he practices, he jokes around, but at the same time, he's locked in."
Moore can be a very impactful player for Buffalo over the next few months. That much is obvious. The Bills do not have a sure-fire No. 1 receiver on the roster right now.
Could Moore grow to be that? Only time will tell, but having a good quarterback throwing him the ball should help in that regard.