Bills Trade for Moore, Boosting Allen's Passing Game

0:00It's March 6th, here's your NFL news in 2 minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Buffalo Bills pulled off a big trade on Thursday, sending a second round draft pick to the Chicago Bears for wide receiver DJ. More and a fifth round pick in return. This move lands Josh Allen the top wide out he's been missing, filling the team's biggest offensive gap heading into the new season. More has hit a thousand yards four times in his career, but his numbers dipped over the last two years. In 2025, he caught just 50 passes for 682 yards and six touchdowns, with targets dropping from 140 to 85. That came as the Bears leaned hard on the run game, finishing third in the league with over 2,400 rushing yards. Bills fans are buzzing about the upgrade since Buffalo's passing game struggled without reliable options beyond Khalil Shakir. He led the team with 72 catches for 719 yards, while Keon Coleman added 38 receptions

1:01for four to four yards. More should see way more chances now, boosting the whole attack. The new depth chart puts more and Coleman as the top outside receivers, with Joshua Palmer and Tyrell Shavers behind them, and Shakir locked in the slot. Tyden's Dalton concaid, Dawson Knox and Jackson Halls give solid support, plus running back James Cook, who topped the NFL in rushing last year. Still, the Y receiver group isn't elite yet, so Buffalo might I won with their first draft pick. For now, they are shifting focus to needs at edge rusher and safety as free agency heats up. This story is made possible by our sponsor. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds, built for listening in bed.