Moore, 25, agreed to terms a one-year deal with the Bills on Wednesday worth up to $5 million. He visited with the AFC Champion-runnerups on Monday, and had a new home with that other team on Lake Erie by Wednesday.

Buffalo brought in former second-round pick Elijah Moore for a visit on Monday, Beane confirmed Monday. Hours after Moore's visit, the Cleveland Browns used the unrestricted free agent tender on Moore, according to ESPN's Field Yates. The tender doesn't preclude Buffalo from signing him.

Moore, who ranked No. 67 on The Athletic's top 150 free agents list, caught 61 passes with the Cleveland Browns last season.

Entering year four, the Browns had a decision to make on the fifth-year option of Kenny Pickett. And it was a rather easy one to make.

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