The New York Times reported that former Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore has officially joined the Buffalo Bills to help quarterback Josh Allen reach the mountaintop.
This move follows an early March deal involving a fifth-round pick. Moore, who played on a four-year, $110 million extension given by the Bears in summer 2024, posted career lows of 50 catches and 682 yards during the 2025 season.
According to the report, Buffalo GM Brandon Beane and new head coach Joe Brady were interested suitors for Moore. The veteran receiver’s arrival adds depth to Josh Allen’s receiving corps after a difficult year in Chicago.
Brisker Finds Home in Pittsburgh
In other roster news from the former Bears, safety Jaquan Brisker is now with the Pittsburgh Steelers after his time in Chicago.
The Steelers are looking to stabilize their secondary with Brisker’s addition. His presence provides veteran leadership and experience to a unit that has seen significant turnover.
Chicago’s Roster Shift
The The New York Times noted that the Chicago Bears’ current roster includes 20 players who were not part of last season’s emergence. This aggressive roster turnover reflects a franchise in transition as it prepares for the upcoming campaign.
As the league moves into the preseason, the focus remains on how these new acquisitions integrate with their respective offenses and defenses. Moore’s integration with the Bills offense will be closely monitored, while Brisker aims to make an immediate impact in Pittsburgh’s secondary.