Bills Trade for Moore, Boosting Allen's Passing Game

0:00It's March 29th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today Football News powered by AI. The Buffalo Bills just made a bold move, trading for wide receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears to beef up the passing game for Josh Allen next, season. After their playoff lost to the Denver Broncos back in January, the team knew they needed more firepower at receiver. Their young pick, Keon Coleman, didn't live up to the hype, getting benched often for discipline issues and failing to produce big numbers. ESPN analyst Ben Solack isn't sold on the deal though. He questions Moore speed, saying it's not elite enough to stress the field, and points to past mental errors on routes dating back to Carolina. That said, Solack emits Moore is the Bills top receiver right now, and his peak performances came under Joe Brady in Carolina. Moore still brings big-play juice, like those clutch grabs, that fueled Chicago's deep playoff run last year. With a 2026 schedule dropping in May, Bills fans are locked in for what's next.