The Bears traded Moore to Buffalo early this offseason, following a 2025 campaign in which he took a backseat to Chicago's other pass catchers en route to career lows for catches (50) and receiving yards (682). Bears coach Ben Johnson praised Moore for adapting to a lower-volume role, but Chicago fans didn't necessarily agree with that assessment, especially after Moore ran a lackadaisical route that contributed to an overtime interception during a playoff loss. He's 29 now, heading to his third team for his ninth pro season, and while his 4.42 speed (2018 Combine) mostly appears intact, it's fair to wonder if Moore's best days are behind him. The Bills don't think so, having given up the 60th overall draft pick in exchange for Moore, his considerable contract and a fifth-round pick. It's a long-term commitment, with the Bills agreeing to guarantee $15.5 million of Moore's $23.5 million salary... in 2028. He also has full guarantees for the next two seasons, so the Bills truly are making a big bet, albeit at a price level that's closer to WR2 money than WR1 range.