Caleb Williams Adapts to D.J. Moore's Departure

0:00On April 22nd, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams threw more passes to Widersy for DJ Moore than anyone else in his first two years in the league. Now Moore is headed to the bills after a trade, forcing Williams to adjust his gain quick. Williams gets the business out of football, calling Moore a total pro who's made big plays. He knows the punches come hard in this league, so you roll with them, no choice but to keep pushing forward. On a personal level, it's things losing that connection they built. Williams hates seeing him go, but is pumped for more landing in Buffalo's offense, where he'll feast on chances to shine. Moore led Bears receivers for all three seasons in Chicago, though his yards dropped year by year. The new scheme under Ben Johnson spreads the ball wide, banking on young talent to fill the gap without much drop off. With that deaf building, Bears fans can stay hyped. The offense keeps evolving, and Williams is locked in for whatever comes next. From around the league, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with the story.