Bills Trade for D.J. Moore, Target Defense in Draft

0:00It's March 8th for the NFL. Let's get into it. The Buffalo Bills addressed a huge need by trading with the Chicago Bears for wide receiver DJ Moore. They gave up their second round pick, the 60th overall, to make it happen right before free agency kicked off. With limited cap space, the team can't chase big free agents, so General Manager Brandon Bean is banking on the 2026 NFL draft to fill. Key gaps on defense. Analysts see Buffalo grabbing Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods in the first round at pick 26. At 6 feet 3 inches and 315 pounds, he's a versatile guy who stops the run and pressures quarterbacks. Woods brings 84 tackles, 14 and a half tackles for loss and 5 sacks from three seasons at Clemson. He could step right into a place free agent Doc Juan Jones and boost the defensive line. In the third round at pick 91, experts predict Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, who racked up 255 tackles and more over two years.

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