The Buffalo Bills have addressed the wide receiver position by trading for Chicago Bears veteran wideout D.J. Moore. In doing so, general manager Brandon Beane parted with two 2026 draft picks, a second-rounder and a fifth-rounder.
Naturally, the move completely changes the trajectory of the Bills’ draft plans. While the team could certainly still target a young receiver in the draft, having Moore in the building at the very least takes away the pressure to target the position in the first round.
Nonetheless, without those two mid-round picks, Beane will have to be even more precise with his limited selections.