Bills Bet Big on Moore for Super Bowl Push

0:00It's April 2nd, from kickoff to the final whistle. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. The Buffalo Bills win all in this offseason to hook Josh Allen up with a top-wire receiver, trading a 20-26 second-round pick to the US. Chicago Bears for DJ Moore and a fifth-rounder. Moore's a proven bet with 4,000 yard seasons under his belt, stepping in as Buffalo's number one option. This grabbed Moore from Carolina back in 2023, then locked him into a 4-year, $110 million extension. But his stats dipped hard after a monster first year there. Last season he hit career lows with just 50 catches for 682 yards. Even with 7 total touchdowns, 1 NFL execs scratched their head over the deal, telling reporters Moore look like a cut candidate and questioning why Buffalo coughed up a day too. Pick plus guarantees on his deal. Bears spread the ball around to guys like Luther Burden and Rome, Odunze, instead of feeding

1:02him. Bills sweetened it by guaranteeing $15.5 million of his 20-28 salary, tying the soon-to-be 29-year-old down for three more years. Their top guy last year, Khalil Shakir, only had 719 yards, so they needed this upgrade bad. It's a gamble if Moore bounces back, but with Allen slinging it, Buffalo's betting big to chase their ring eyes on training camp to see the sparks fly.