The Chicago Bears are now marching deep into the playoffs, but their star wide receiver, DJ Moore, is not there to fully support the team on the ground.
The Chicago Bears are facing the Green Bay Packers in the first round of the 2025 NFL playoffs, specifically the Wild Card round. But while the Bears roll up their sleeves for the playoffs under Caleb Williams, let’s dive deeper into more about the injured wide receiver’s contract, salary, and net worth.
What is DJ Moore’s Contract and Salary?
Moore signed a four-year, $110 million contract extension with the Bears in July 2024, which includes $82.6 million in guaranteed money.
This makes him the first NFL wide receiver with the first 10 years of his career guaranteed, and it runs through the 2029 season. The deal averages $27.5 million annually and was a record-setting extension for the franchise at the time.
This extension came after a highly productive first season in Chicago, where Moore set career highs in receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns in 2023.
In that season, Moore scored eight touchdowns, caught 96 throws at 136 targets, and had around 1,364 receiving yards. And after signing the contract, before the 2024 season began, he showed no complacency.
Moore caught 98 passes for 966 yards and scored six touchdowns. That’s why the Bears’ massive $110 million contract with Moore was money well spent.
What is the Bears WR Moore’s Net Worth in 2026?
Moore has an estimated net worth of around $55–$60 million as of 2025, with most credible estimates clustering near $56 million. This figure is derived primarily from his NFL contracts, with endorsements playing a secondary role.
Moore’s financial profile underwent significant changes in July 2024, when he signed a four-year, $110 million contract extension with the Bears. His annual income is now driven by high base salaries and bonuses tied to that extension, with single-season cash flows regularly exceeding $20 million.
In short, Moore’s net worth is contract-driven, backed by long-term guarantees and sustained high-level pay, not speculative business ventures or oversized endorsement portfolios.
PFSN Wide Receiver Impact Metrics grades him C- with an impact score of 71.6. Moore is ranked 73rd among all WRs in the league. Although this appears to be quite far off, it is a rank closer to the top, as it corresponds to the position with the most players on the field.
Meanwhile, the Bears vs. Packers game is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. ET on January 10, 2026. And if you are wondering how to watch it? You can turn on Amazon Prime Video for TV viewing. For live streams, you can watch on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply) and on Prime Video.
