D.J. Moore was good in his rookie season, and he will likely make the second-year jump most receivers experience. Moore is the top option on the Panthers offense and now that Cam Newton is coming back they will be looking to throw the ball more often. The big question mark with Moore other than whether or not he can make the second-year jump is whether or not Cam Newton’s shoulder is healthy. If Newton’s shoulder is having problems and push the ball down the field, Moore will not be able to be very productive. If Moore can make the jump and Newton is healthy, however, he has top-15 upside, so he is worth drafting as a low-end WR2 or high-end WR3.