Bears Trade D.J. Moore to Bills for Draft Pick

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. ESPN Insider, Adam Schefter reports the Chicago Bears are close to trading wide-receiver DJ Moore to the Buffalo Bills. In exchange, the Bears would get just a mid-to-late round draft pick, making it more of a salary dumb than a blockbuster deal. The trade can't be finalized until the new NFL League year starts on March 11th, that timing lines up with teams reshaping their rosters and managing cap space. Moore has been solid for the Bears since joining from Carolina, with 244 catches, 3,012 yards, and 20. Touchdowns. Still, Chicago saves around $16.5 million in cap space, though they take a $12 million hit this year. The Bears won't be short on targets for quarterback Caleb Williams. They still have tight end Colston Loveland, plus why receivers Rome Odunze and Luther Burton, ready to step up. This move gives Chicago more draft flexibility to build

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