Bills' WR issue solved, NFL draft shifts
USA Today • • sports
Key Points:
- The Buffalo Bills have agreed to acquire wide receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears for a second-round draft pick, aiming to address their long-standing need for a high-end receiver opposite slot receiver Khalil Shakir.
- Moore, a proven player with over 1,000 receiving yards per season across eight NFL seasons, is expected to complement QB Josh Allen's offense and potentially help the Bills contend for Super Bowl 61.
- This trade allows the Bills to avoid reaching for a wide receiver in the 2026 draft, freeing them to focus on other needs such as interior offensive line and pass rush help, especially given their current salary cap constraints.
- For Moore, the move offers a fresh start with an elite quarterback in Allen, while the Bears
