Locked On NFL Six Pack - Daily Podcast For NFL Talk · Locked On Podcast Network, Matt Williamson, Brian Peacock

Josh Allen's NEW No. 1: Bills Land DJ Moore in Trade with Chicago Bears // More BIG Moves Coming

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DJ Moore is going to Buffalo, and a second-round pick is going to Chicago.

1. Locked On NFL Six Pack centers on the DJ Moore trade, with Buffalo sending a second-round pick to Chicago and getting Moore plus a fifth back. 2. Brian Peacock hosts with Matt Williamson, and their mailbag-driven format matters because they use listener questions to push into trades, receivers, and quarterback trends. 3. The episode asks whether the Bills' move for DJ Moore is the first step in a larger offseason and whether Chicago is positioning itself for more deals. 4. Peacock says the Bills have needed an outside receiver since Stefon Diggs left, while Williamson says Buffalo's slot-heavy group needed a different body type. 5. Both hosts note that Moore is entering his age-29 season and his production dropped from 1,000 yards to 900 yards to 600-plus yards across his last three seasons. 6. Williamson says Moore's tape before Ben Johnson arrived in Chicago showed questionable effort and route finishing, and he connects that to why Chicago may have moved on. 7. The Bears' draft setup comes up repeatedly, including Luther Burden, Rome Odunze, Colston Loveland, and the idea that Chicago already has pass catchers in house. 8. Peacock suggests Cole Kmet could be moved, while Williamson adds that Chicago may also address center with Tyler Biadasz after Ryan Poles' group lost flexibility. 9. The conversation expands to Tremaine Edmunds, an edge-rusher pursuit, and the possibility that the Bears use their extra second-round pick to keep building. 10. They also discuss Keon Coleman as a possible trade candidate, with Peacock saying he could be moved cheaply and Williamson saying Buffalo could still draft or trade for another receiver. 11. A.J. Brown becomes a major topic when the hosts link him to Mike Vrabel and the Patriots' need at receiver. 12. Williamson explains that Philadelphia's contract structure creates dead-money complications and that a post-June 1 move or a draft-day wait could slow any Brown trade. 13. The hosts also mention Stefon Diggs' release by the Patriots, which increases New England's need for another receiver. 14. On the quarterback front, the show turns to Anthony Richardson, with Williamson comparing a possible move to the Trey Lance trade return of a fourth-round pick. 15. The most detailed schematic segment argues that short quarterbacks are becoming rarer because defenses now put more speed and nickel coverage in the middle of the field. 16. Williamson cites Russell Wilson, Bryce Young, Kyler Murray, Drew Brees, and Doug Flutie while stressing that the smallest quarterbacks are no longer the best athletes on the field. 17. The tone is conversational, mailbag-based, and built around Peacock and Williamson trading opinions rather than reading a prepared script. 18. The pacing is quick, with trade rumors, contract notes, and scheme talk flowing into one another and multiple commercial breaks separating the segments. 19. Best for NFL fans following trades, receiver movement, and draft consequences. 20. Skip it if you want one focused story without roster and cap speculation.

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