I caught a portion of this game and indeed the Cardinals were doing everything possible to give the manlet receiver Rondale Moore touches. And of course Arizona announcer Ron Wolfley was raving about him despite his pedestrian stats. Wolfley has a tough-guy, pro wrestler type of voice but is a buffoonish cuck.
I can't recall a game, regular season or preseason, where Kucksbury game-planned to give Andy Isabella some touches like Moore received last night, but we already knew that. I predict the petite Moore will be a bust, but whether he is or not Isabella needs to be traded or released as he will never get a fair opportunity under the Kucksbury regime.
Rondale Moore caught 3-of-4 targets for 23 yards and rushed two times for 16 yards in the Cardinals' preseason win over the Cowboys Friday night.
DeAndre Hopkins and A.J. Green didn't play, and Kyler Murray wasn't under center. But Moore was the star of the show, with coach Kliff Kingsbury hitting him with a designed WR screen on the opening play. The Cardinals also got the ball in Moore's hands on a nifty reverse-type play. The second-round rookie was a steal at No. 49 overall and only fell that far because of an injury history. He's a maven after the catch and with the ball in his hands, and Arizona has already stated it plans to manufacture touches for Moore. He's worth taking in the later rounds of fantasy drafts for his upside in this high-paced offense.