BREAKING: Western Michigan Leading Receiver Ruled Out for Week 1 vs. Wisconsin

Broncos Lose Top Target in Season Opener

WR Skyy Moore to Miss Game Due to Injury

Western Michigan will be without its leading receiver, Skyy Moore, when they open the season at Wisconsin on Friday, August 27. Moore suffered an undisclosed injury in practice and is expected to miss multiple weeks.

Moore, a junior from Pittsburgh, led the Broncos with 92 receptions for 1,292 yards and 10 touchdowns last season. He was named to the All-MAC First Team and was a Biletnikoff Award semifinalist.

Without Moore, the Broncos will need other receivers to step up. Senior Jayden Reed is expected to take on a larger role, and sophomore Corey Crooms is also expected to contribute.

The loss of Moore is a big blow to the Broncos, who are looking to make a run at the MAC Championship this season. Wisconsin is a tough opponent, and the Broncos will need to find a way to replace Moore's production if they want to have a chance to win.

What Does This Mean for Western Michigan?

• The Broncos will need to find a way to replace Moore's production.
• Senior Jayden Reed and sophomore Corey Crooms are expected to step up.
• The loss of Moore is a big blow to the Broncos' chances of winning the MAC Championship.

What Does This Mean for Wisconsin?

• The Badgers will have a much easier time defending the Broncos without Moore on the field.
• Wisconsin is now a heavy favorite to win the game.