The Buffalo Bills had a clear reason for targeting their receiver room this offseason.
Even with a breakout year from Khalil Shakir and a promising debut from rookie Keon Coleman, Buffalo lacked a true No. 1 receiver they could fully rely on.
That situation might be shifting now.
By adding two key contributors, the Bills are counting on these new acquisitions to contribute right away and boost their offense. Top star, however, could turn out to be the biggest steal of the offseason.
During OTAs, the former second-round pick from the New York Jets has made a significant impact.
Although Moore has yet to post a 1,000-yard season, he has delivered solid production over his four-year career with both the Jets and Browns.
The Ole Miss product understands what it takes to make a difference in an NFL offense. Now, he’s teaming up with Josh Allen—the reigning MVP—who leads the group with authority.
Bills cornerback Tre’Davious White pointed out during OTAs that Moore has been an early standout. If he keeps up this level of play, Moore won’t just make the roster—he could become the kind of late signing that transforms a team into a Super Bowl contender.
That’s exactly what the Bills are counting on, especially with their now deeper and more talented receiving corps.