Bills Trade for Moore, Boosting Passing Game

On April 1st, the Buffalo Bills kicked off their offseason by trading for wide receiver DJ Moore, from the Chicago Bears, aiming to beef up there.

Passing game around Josh Allen. New head coach Joe Brady already knows more well from their days together on the Carolina Panthers, where Brady called the plays as offensive.

Coordinator.

Brady's pumped about reuniting with him, saying it'll open things up for guys like Khalil Shakir and Dalton Kincaid by forcing defenses to spread out.

Moore brings that deep threat speed in one-on-one match of wins, pulling coverage away from the middle where Shakir and Kincaid feast.

This move fits right into Buffalo's push to finally crack the AFC playoffs under Brady, building a sharper attack than before.

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