The Buffalo Bills have been searching for this guy for two years.
Ever since Stefon Diggs left Buffalo, Josh Allen hasn’t had a wide receiver eclipse 1,000 yards in a season.
Now he has DJ Moore.
Buffalo acquired Moore from Chicago this offseason, giving Allen a proven outside receiver who can stretch the field, create after the catch and finally demand serious attention from opposing defenses.
And the chemistry already appears to be there.
Moore has talked about how his growing friendship with Allen has helped their connection on the field, while Buffalo reported that the two developed a strong rapport throughout OTAs and minicamp.
Moore is also only three seasons removed from a 1,364-yard, eight-touchdown season in Chicago. Even during a disappointing 2025 season, he still scored six touchdowns—more than any Bills receiver had last year.
That’s exactly what Buffalo has been missing.
Allen has carried this offense long enough without a legitimate No. 1 receiver.
If Moore can return anywhere close to his best, he might be the missing piece that finally gets Buffalo to the Super Bowl.
