Exactly, I had a look at that a while ago...
His first was a handball receive when he wasn't manned up, and he ran into an open goal. The second he ran onto a loose ball in the forward line (again while unmanned). The third he took an uncontested mark while unmanned in the fifty. The fourth he won a free kick. The fifth he took a contested mark against a shorter opponent. Horrbile play by the Bulldogs defenders were the main reason he got so many goals.
In my humble opinion, the only real metrics that are relevant for a key forward are marks inside F50, contested marks (anywhere on the ground) and goals from set shots. All else is icing, but if they haven't yet shown they can do the 'cake' components of the role, I am not going to get too excited. I am not going to be excited about any goal from a key forward that comes from a handball from a team mate while not manned up.
That has long been my criticism of White (as Dave mentioned as well), but Moore has not shown yet to be any better in this regard. And until I see a trajectory of improvement for these three things from Moore, I can't get behind a claim that he will be a superstar.