D.J. Moore to Bills: Smith Hails 'Slam Dunk' Trade

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 7th update. Former Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore has been traded to the Buffalo Bills. Hall of Famer Steve Smith shared his excitement about the move on TikTok, calling Moore his spirit animal and saying it's a great opportunity for him. This marks Moore's third NFL team, but Smith pointed out past situations where beyond his control. Earlier this week, Smith explained why the Bears made the change. Their offense is shifting toward younger players like Rommel Dunze, Luther Burton, and Titan, Colston, Loveland, all in their first or second. Seasons. That lines up better with rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the number one pick from last year. Smith praised the Bills for filling a key gap at wide receiver with more strong outside presence. He called it a slam dunk, especially for Josh Allen, giving him a savvy veteran like Stefan Diggs was. Getting a second round pick for proven talent beats drafting unknowns when you're trying

1:00to win now. Buffalo's general manager Brandon Bean also benefits from Moore's history with offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Back in Carolina, Moore had two straight 1,000 yard seasons under Brady, despite shaky quarterback play. Smith, who mentored Moore early on, sees this as a perfect fit. Meanwhile, Smith highlighted how Moore can guide young Bills receiver, Keon Coleman. With his panthers ties and experience, Moore brings the ability to the room. Overall, reactions like Smith's show this trade could boost Buffalo's chances right away. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.