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The Chicago Bears traded DJ Moore away this offseason, partly for money reasons, but also with the expectation that their young receivers are all ready to step up in 2026. Moore was Chicago's number one wideout all three years he was a Bear, averaging 81 receptions and 1,004 yards, and he never missed a game.

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Moore's trade departure opens 979 snaps for young Bears receivers to fill.

Moore was traded away this offseason partly for money reasons and partly because the Bears expect their young receivers to step up. He was Chicago's number one wideout all three years with the team, averaging 81 receptions and 1,004 yards while never missing a game. His departure leaves 979 snaps to be distributed among the receiver room.

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