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Josh Allen and DJ Moore show signs of bringing back big-play dimension to Bills offense
Josh Allen’s timing with DJ Moore is giving Buffalo a new deep threat, while Joe Brady says the receiver adds speed and big-play value.
- The Buffalo Bills acquired wide receiver DJ Moore in a March trade with the Chicago Bears, adding a proven deep threat to an offense that previously lacked separation and explosive plays.
- Head coach Joe Brady targeted Moore to address a stagnant passing attack; the team ranked in the league's bottom half for average completion depth over three years, averaging just 3,700 passing yards recently.
- Their rapport crystallized during a training camp drill when Allen launched a would-be 60-yard touchdown pass to Moore, with defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard noting Moore's explosive ability to "erase a lot of mistakes."
- Allen admitted he initially struggled, often "trying to be perfect" when throwing to Moore, but reported the connection clicked after deciding to "just throw it" without aiming his passes.
- Moore's presence forces defensive adjustments that create opportunities for teammates like tight end Dalton Kincaid, positioning the Bills for a more dangerous, multi-dimensional offensive attack moving forward.
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Josh Allen and DJ Moore show signs of bringing back big-play dimension to Bills offense
Once Josh Allen realized each attempt didn't have to be perfect to DJ Moore, the chemistry between the Bills quarterback and receiver suddenly clicked.
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