It’s 2021’s version of the National Football League — on-field versatility is crucial.
Coaches prefer players who aren’t limited; players who can employ numerous traits and succeed in various ways. Just look at how many teams are leaning more towards quarterbacks who are mobile and athletic instead of the traditional pocket passer.
But that certain football-related quality and the overwhelming desire for it don’t just stop at the most important position on the field. We’re upon an era in which athletic slot receivers are also heavily valued because of the specific trait.
Jets second-round draft pick Elijah Moore finds himself in this group of wideouts.