Overview
- The Bills acquired DJ Moore in a trade this offseason that cost a 2026 second‑round pick, making him the projected outside WR1 in Buffalo's offense.
- Moore said he is experiencing "growing pains" learning the Bills' system during OTAs but expressed confidence the timing will improve.
- Josh Allen and teammate Khalil Shakir have publicly praised Moore's athleticism, route work and leadership as encouraging signs for on‑field fit.
- Moore enters Buffalo after a career‑low 2025 (50 catches for 682 yards), so his ability to rebound will shape target distribution for players such as Keon Coleman and Khalil Shakir.
- The key near‑term markers are OTAs and training camp reps to build timing with Allen and to show Moore can absorb Joe Brady's evolved scheme before Week 1.