Bills Trade for DJ Moore, Bears Move On

Buffalo Bills Acquire DJ Moore: A Reunion with Coach Joe Brady

The Buffalo Bills have made a significant move in their wide receiver group by trading for Chicago Bears standout DJ Moore. This deal, confirmed on March 5th, will become official on March 11th. Moore, a 28-year-old veteran, returns to work with Bills head coach Joe Brady, who was his offensive coordinator with the Carolina Panthers from 2020 to 2021.

Moore, who joined the Bears in a blockbuster trade from Carolina in 2023, has had impressive statistics over three seasons with Chicago: 244 catches for 3,120 yards and 20 touchdowns. Despite a quieter 2025 season with just 50 receptions, 682 yards, and 6 scores, Moores proven track record makes him a valuable addition to Buffalos passing attack.

The Bills, who traded away Stefon Diggs after the 2023 season, needed this upgrade. No Bills receiver topped 850 yards last year, with Khalil Shakir leading at 719 on 72 catches and 4 touchdowns. Moores arrival brings proven number one potential to their offense.

On the other hand, the Bears appear ready to move forward without Moore, focusing on promising rookies like tight end Colston Loveland and wide receiver Luther Burden, along with second-year star Rome Odunze.

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