Adam Studzinski

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The second round pick in return was when I saw that, I was like, oh, wow, I did not.

I thought they were going to have trouble getting a third for him, honestly, because of his.

Yeah, because of his because of his contract, which is still for his type of player, an extremely reasonable contract.

Right.

I mean, that's a that's a good number for a player like DJ Moore.

but it is still a 20 plus million dollar cap hit and so when you're taking that on as a team you know you're not going to be willing to give up a ton right so so yeah second round pick for is a later second round pick but still a second round pick for for him was a great return and i think that's a that's a deal that you look at for both teams and both teams are like yeah like this makes sense for both of us right the bills are in a position that they they they want to

They needed a number one receiver like desperately.

That was one of their things that held them back last year was they needed a guy like like DJ more desperately.

And they have since Stefan Diggs left and even the last the edge of end of Stefan Diggs there wasn't.

like great or anything, right?

So they needed a player like DJ Moore.

They're in a position that they're chasing a Super Bowl.

The Bears needed to clear cap space.

They have the ability.

They put themselves in the space where they can move on from a player like DJ Moore and still feel pretty good about what they have in-house.

bring in the draft capital, clear that cap space because they have other more urgent needs on the roster.

It just made too much sense for everyone involved.

And it does suck to lose a player like DJ.

It really does.