The Chicago Bears have agreed to trade veteran wide receiver D.J. Moore to the Buffalo Bills, pending the official start of the new league year. In the deal, Chicago will receive a second-round pick (No. 60 overall) in 2026 while sending Moore and a fifth-round pick (No. 164) to Buffalo. This trade follows the unexpected retirement of starting center Drew Dalman, highlighting the Bears’ pressing need for offensive line help, while their wide receiver corps remains relatively stable with recent draft investments. Additionally, Chicago faces defensive challenges with key players set to become free agents.
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