The Buffalo Bills have acquired wide receiver D.J. Moore, according to Tom Pelissero. Moore joins the Bills following a 2025 season with the Chicago Bears where his role in the offense was significantly reduced, leading to a career-low statistical output.
Last season, Moore recorded just 50 catches for 682 yards, marks that represented a sharp decline from his previous production levels. Per Pelissero, Moore had expressed a desire for an opportunity to serve as a true WR1, a role he is now expected to fill within the Buffalo offense. The move provides the Bills with a veteran target for their passing game while granting Moore the expanded role he sought after his tenure in Chicago.
No immediate details regarding trade compensation or contract adjustments have been released. Moore's arrival in Buffalo marks a significant addition to the roster as the team looks to solidify its receiving corps. Moore has previously proven to be one of the league's most consistent yardage producers prior to the 2025 campaign.
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