Bills Trade for Moore, Bears Gain Cap Relief

0:005. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Chicago Bears are talking trade with the Buffalo Bills to send wide receiver DJ Moore to Buffalo. Moore, a proven veteran with 4 1,000 yard seasons, could be the top target Josh Allen needs to boost the bill's passing game. Bills insiders say this move feels a big gap at receiver, especially after Moore's 98 catches just last year. For Buffalo, to chance the pair him with their star quarterback right away. Meanwhile, the Bears gain cap relief avoiding Moore's $24.5 million hit in 2026 while he's locked in through 2029. His output dipped over three years in Chicago, with 244 catches for 3,012 yards and 20 touchdowns. Chicago now turns to young guns like Rome, Odunze, Luther Bird in the third, and Titan Colston Loveland to build around rookie Caleb Williams. A fresh start might reignite Moore's Panther days when he dominated. The deal won't go official until the league

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