Bills Trade for Moore, Bears Gain Cap Space

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Teams are turning to trades this week to fill roster gaps with a thinner free agency pool than usual. Just days after the scouting combine in Indianapolis, four big deals went down, including the Buffalo bills sending a 20-26 second round. Pick to the Chicago Bears for Wyver Seever DJ Moore, plus a 20-26 fifth round pick coming back to Buffalo. The bills now have more as their top target for Josh Allen, addressing a clear need at Whiteout. But they are taking on his four-year, $98 million contract, which gets pricey in the coming years with big guarantees ahead. Meanwhile, Bears fans see this as a smart salary cap move. Chicago Shed's 16.5 million in space from the deal then released linebacker Tremaine Edmonds to free up another 15 million, putting them $8.1 million under the cap now. This question of Moore, who turns 29 before next season, is declining after strong years

1:05with some effort issues on the field. Still, it bolsters Buffalo short-term, while rivals like the Kansas City cheese might benefit long-term from the cost. Chicago could use that extra draft ammo, and cash for an edge rusher like Max Crosby from the rebuilding raiders. Insiders say a deal is not likely right now, but plenty of time remains before the draft to shake things up. This is our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. So L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.com.