The Buffalo Bills have finally landed the wide receiver they needed.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Bills are acquiring DJ Moore in a trade with the Chicago Bears. Buffalo is sending a 2026 second-round pick and Chicago is also throwing in a 2026 fifth-round pick for the Bills.
Moore is just what the doctor ordered in Buffalo.
Yes, he has had a few down seasons in a row, but it's important to note he never really developed good chemistry with Caleb Williams, and Chicago has had a crowded wide receivers room in that span.
In 2023, Moore showed he can be a No. 1 after he broke 1,300 yards. He has also broken 1,100 yards in three other seasons.
There's a very good chance he could once again approach those numbers with Josh Allen throwing him the football.
Bills 2026 NFL draft picks
Nothing changes for the Bills in terms of their total number of draft picks, which sits at seven. However, we obviously have to subtract the second-rounder and add the Bears' fifth-rounder.
Here's the full slate of picks for Buffalo, per Tankathon:
Round 1, Pick 26
Round 3
Round 4
Round 5 (via CHI)
Round 5
Round 7 (via NYJ)
Round 7 (via DAL)
The seventh-round pick from the New York Jets was acquired in the trade for cornerback and returner Brandon Codrington, which involved a pick swap.
As for the seventh-rounder from the Dallas Cowboys, that came to Buffalo via the Kaiir Elam trade.
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