The Buffalo Bills have spent more money than any other team in free agency this year. There's a reason for that.
After another conference championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, the Bills are doing everything they can to finally end their championship drought. That means top free agents like edge rusher Joey Bosa, wide receiver Joshua Palmer, and Michael Hoecht got long-term deals with the organization.
Following the first wave of free agency, though, the Bills agreed to a few additional veterans as well. One of them, cornerback Tre'Davious White, is making his return to Buffalo after a year away from the team.
Finally back in Buffalo, White is speaking out about another newcomer to the team: Wideout Elijah Moore.
The former second-round pick signed a free agent deal with the Bills after the draft, and is already turning heads.
While speaking about work ethic during a post-practice press conference this week, White explained just how impressive Moore has been.
"Elijah Moore, like he's gonna be a big-time player for us, too. Like route running is amazing, getting in and out of his breaks is amazing. That's a guy that's gonna make the defensive backs better, too," said White.
Moore has never recorded over 1,000 yards receiving in his career. Because of that, he remains a player that has underachieved through his four-year career.
The Bills believe a part of Moore's lack of numbers has to do with the quarterback position, though. And pairing him with the league MVP at quarterback in Josh Allen should certainly help in that regard.