Bears Trade Moore to Bills, Boost Passing Attack

0:00It's March 5th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Chicago Bears are expected to trade wide receiver DJ Moore to the Buffalo Bill soon. Moore struggled in his first year under new coordinator Ben Johnson and carries a high 27.5 million dollar average annual salary. With cap constraints, the Bears have younger, cheaper options like Roma Dunze, Luther Bird in the third, and tight end Colston, Lublin, ready to step up. This move makes sense for Buffalo, who lack a reliable outside receiver. Moore excels at getting open, even if his routes lack precision, which fits Josh Allen style perfectly. Allen has said he just wants receivers who create separation, and Moore brings that perimeter threat the bills have missed for two seasons. Fans and fantasy players see more as a solid starter for Buffalo, potentially hitting 1,000 yards if he gets the right role. Another coach Joe Brady, who used Moore effectively before, he could thrive in space and

1:01break tackles after the catch. Still, expect the bills to add more wideouts to be a trade or the draft for a full room overhaul. Back in Chicago, the trade clears space for burden, who can play outside and move around like Moore. He will compete with Odunze, who led early last season before a foot injury, and Loveland, who emerged strong late. All three match quarterback Caleb Williams is game well. Heading into 2026, the Bears' passing attack looks deep and diverse. Depth moves might come, but fantasy experts say invest in all three young stars now that Moore is out. Meanwhile, Buffalo gets an immediate boost for Allen, special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.