US EditionRoundtable: Do the Buffalo Bills really have a need at wide receiver? And if so, how much?
- In early May 2025, the Buffalo Bills added veteran receiver Elijah Moore, signing him to a one-year deal with a maximum value of $5 million.
- Moore became available after the Cleveland Browns tendered him as an unrestricted free agent, allowing Buffalo to negotiate despite Cleveland’s rights.
- Moore, a 25-year-old former second-round pick, has four NFL seasons with 200 receptions and played his last two seasons with Cleveland and two prior with New York.
- In 2024, Moore set a career high with 61 receptions, averaging 8.8 yards per catch, and will now join a Bills receiving group including newcomers Josh Palmer and Laviska Shenault.
- The signing adds veteran experience to Buffalo’s evolving wide receiver corps as the team aims to provide quarterback Josh Allen with more reliable weapons.
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Bills add depth at receiver by signing Elijah Moore to a 1-year, $5 million deal, AP source says
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — The Buffalo Bills agreed to sign receiver Elijah Moore to a one-year contract potentially worth $5 million, a person with knowledge of the deal confirmed to The Associated Press on Wednesday.
Former Browns WR Elijah Moore signing a one-year deal with the Bills worth up to $5 million
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Former Browns receiver Elijah Moore went from a team that now has four different quarterbacks competing for the starting job, to the NFL MVP in Josh Allen.
Browns WR Elijah Moore heading to Bills: Reports
CLEVELAND (WJW) - Cleveland Browns wide receiver Elijah Moore is heading to the Buffalo Bills, according to reports. ESPN's NFL insider Adam Schefter took to social media on Wednesday, stating that sources said the Bills are signing Moore to a one-year deal worth up to $5 million. CLEVELAND, OHIO - DECEMBER 15: Elijah Moore #8 of the Cleveland Browns looks on during the third quarter against the Kansas City Chiefs at Huntington Bank Field on Dec…
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