The Buffalo Bills have their new wide receiver in soon-to-be 29-year-old D.J. Moore, who spent the past three seasons as the Chicago Bears’ top receiver. General manager Brandon Beane parted with a second-round pick and received a fifth-rounder in return to execute the deal.
Of course, the trade isn’t official until the new league year flips on March 11th, and it can’t go through until the Bills are cap compliant, meaning Beane will need to get to work on finalizing some restructures at the top of the roster payroll.
In the meantime, all any of us can do is talk about the trade, and make a call on whether or not it was a good decision for the Bills as they reload for the 2026 season.