Devin Moore

● Rare height and body length for the position ● Slightly above-average speed and burst on a linear plane ● Patiently uses size to stall releases and swarm receivers early in route ● Operates cleanly in phase to bracket receivers, pin them against the sideline and stay in position ● Has length to obstruct catch points and jar the ball loose ● Zero penalties over junior and senior seasons ● Played on punt coverages all four years and can be a day one vice in NFL ● Reserved, good-natured personality (NFL scout: “More of an introvert, but an A-plus human. … (He) wants to be a good teammate.”) ● Finally played double-digit games in 2025

● Very lean — needs to continue adding bulk to his frame ● Average fluidity and shows some stiffness in his hip flip ● Can be run off the tops of routes, struggling to match deceleration of receivers ● Inconsistent locating football downfield ● Okay tackler but would like to see him get stronger and be a better finisher ● Extensive injury history — missed start of the draft process because of groin surgery (December 2025); missed six games as a junior (one because of AC joint sprain; final five with right shoulder injury, which offseason labrum surgery in December 2024); missed five games as a sophomore because of back issues and a concussion; missed time during senior year of high school with left shoulder injury; reaggravated lingering shoulder issue during freshman year at Florida and required season-ending surgery (November 2022)

A starter for one-and-a-half years at Florida, Moore operated on the perimeter in former defensive coordinator Ron Roberts’ zone-heavy scheme. A prized high school recruit, he was bitten by the injury bug before he enrolled, and issues would plague him over his first three years on campus (he missed 40 percent of his career games at Florida). He finally put together a (mostly) healthy season as a senior and delivered solid play on his 2025 film. Operating mostly from zone, Moore shows nice patience and foot quickness to match up with different types of route runners. He is behind the developmental curve due to his inexperience (17 career starts) and needs to mature his transition technique and anticipation — especially as a deep-third player. You’d also like to see his compete skills improve in the run game. Overall, Moore’s injury history is a bright red flag, but he is a good-sized cover man with the speed and ball skills to be a scheme-versatile developmental option. He is a high-risk, high-reward prospect because of the durability questions.