Bills Trade for Moore, Mock Draft: Cooper & Moore

0:00On March 30, Buffalo Bills kicked out their 2026 offseason by trading for wide receiver DJ Moore, and now ESPN's got a fresh. Seven-round mock draft projecting their next big splash. They started pick 26 in the first round, grabbing Indiana-wide-out Omar Cooper Jr., a dude who already met with the Bills' brass at the Combine. Cooper brings serious juice, averaging over 21 yards per catch last year, and in his national championship season of 2025, he hauled in 69 balls for 937 yards and 13 touchdowns. With Moore turning 29 and showing some decline, Cooper slots in perfect as a smooth route runner who works inside and out with hands-like. Glue only three drops on 94 targets. Bills fans are buzzing because this shores up the receiving core after losing key pieces, giving Josh Allen more weapons to cook with. Pick addresses depth needs, especially with Cooper's physicality to fight through contact and stretch the field.

1:01The mock keeps the hits coming, third-round Michigan edge, Derek Moore with 10-sacks last season to bolster the pass rush alongside Rousseau and Chubb. Fourth-round corner Devon Moore from Florida, then Guards, Linebackers, another edge, and a safety in rounds 5-7. All eyes on the draft now. Bills building smart, layer by layer, ready to run it back stronger. NFL News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day. I'm Corey with The Story.