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DJ Moore Blew Up Week 1, But His Week 2 Has Buffalo Fans Worried

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DJ Moore burst onto the scene for the Buffalo Bills last week, but he’s gone completely quiet through the first two drives of Week 2 against the Detroit Lions. After coming over in an offseason trade from the Chicago Bears, Moore quickly proved his worth in Week 1, racking up a massive 100 receiving yards and a touchdown. It was the kind of debut that had everyone talking, but his follow-up performance isn’t sparking the same excitement.

Moore’s Off To A Slow Start In Week 2

Even though Moore is active, healthy, and on the field, he just hasn’t been able to get anything going yet in this Week 2 matchup. On the Bills’ first drive, Josh Allen ended up doing most of the heavy lifting himself. Then, on the second possession, Moore finally got a touch, but it was on a carry where he actually lost a yard. That’s not the start anyone wanted for the playmaker Buffalo brought in. Bills fans have gotta be wondering what’s up, especially after such a dominant Week 1.

Week 2 Action Heats Up For The League and Our Hawks

This early-season form is huge, and you know every team is watching. It’s not just Moore struggling, either. The Bills are already dealing with a pre-game injury, as Ed Oliver was ruled out for Week 2. While the Bills figure out their situation, our Seattle Seahawks are also in Week 2 action, battling the Arizona Cardinals at 4:25 p.m. ET on FOX. We know how every play, every drive, and every game matters right from the jump in this league. Can Moore shake off this slow start and get back to his Week 1 fireworks? Bills fans are definitely holding their breath, and we’ll be watching to see if he can turn it around.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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