The major part of free agency has been over for months now. Almost all of the big names have landed new deals, and teams are putting the final touches on their rosters ahead of Week 1.
The NFL preseason is underway, and Week 1 is just one month away. That doesn't mean there aren't still some quality players without teams, though. On the defensive side of the ball, one of the most prominent remaining free agents is cornerback Kenny Moore II.
The Miami Dolphins' secondary will enter training camp as one of the team's biggest question marks. They selected Chris Johnson out of San Diego State in the first round of April's draft.
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After spending his first nine NFL seasons with the Colts, slot cornerback Kenny Moore requested a trade in early April. Unable to find a taker, the Colts released Moore in the first week of May.
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Veteran CB Kenny Moore II is an unrestricted free agent after the Colts granted his release earlier this offseason, as they felt a fresh start was best for both sides.
While much of the focus this offseason has been on linebacker being the weakest – and thinnest – position on the Cincinnati Bengals roster, cornerback depth remains an issue to watch.
Kenny Moore II is on to new beginnings. The Colts granted Moore’s request for a release following the draft. Moore originally requested a trade, but due to his age and contract, that was always unlikely.
When the Colts let Kenny Moore II go, they didn’t just lose a veteran presence. They created a very specific gap in their defence. Moore had held down the slot corner role for years, and now Indianapolis has to fill not just a position, but one that relies on instincts, toughness and an ability to stay composed in traffic.
There was brief speculation that the San Francisco 49ers could explore a trade for former Indianapolis Colts veteran cornerback Kenny Moore II. Then, there was speculation that the team might be interested in signing the defensive back after the Colts released him on May 7.
The Indianapolis Colts will have a new starting slot cornerback for the first time in the Chris Ballard era (since 2017) following yesterday's release of cornerback Kenny Moore II.
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This was already a hot topic of conversation for many weeks, but now that he has been granted his release because the Colts could not find a trade for him, the Dallas Cowboys should be the first on the phone for Kenny Moore.
The Dallas Cowboys have gotten busy in free agency following the end of the 2026 NFL Draft last week. Dallas signed a pair of veteran wide receivers in Tyler Johnson and Marquez Valdes-Scantling along with adding former San Francisco 49ers linebacker Curtis Robinson.
The Bengals just had an ideal free agent pop onto the market ahead of rookie minicamp this weekend. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported star safety Kenny Moore II is being released by the Indianapolis Colts after a strong run with the team.
The Indianapolis Colts released former Pro Bowl cornerback Kenny Moore after nine seasons on Thursday. Moore, 30, had requested a trade before the NFL draft and later asked for his release, according to multiple reports.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Colts are granting S Kenny Moore his release after his request. Indianapolis granted Moore permission to seek a trade
Kenny Moore II has been one of the league's premier nickel cornerbacks throughout his nine years with the Indianapolis Colts. However, after an illustrious tenure in the Circle City, Moore and the Colts mutually agreed to seek a trade.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- The Indianapolis Colts have failed to turn the corner under general manager Chris Ballard, but no blame can be placed on longtime defensive back Kenny Moore II.
Just over a week ago, news broke that the Indianapolis Colts and veteran cornerback Kenny Moore II had mutually agreed to seek a trade. Moore, who will turn 31 before the season starts, is entering the final year of a three-year, $30 million deal, making him an elite temporary option for nickel-needy teams.
Last week, one of the league's most consistent slot corners asked for a trade. Now, the Vikings are being linked as a potential fit for Indianpolis' Kenny Moore II.
The Indianapolis Colts and veteran cornerback Kenny Moore II mutually have agreed to seek a trade, ESPN reported on Friday. Moore is entering the final season of his three-year, $30 million contract.
Kenny Moore might be exactly the kind of move the Cowboys should be looking at right now. When I saw the report the Indianapolis Colts and Kenny Moore are open to finding him a new home, my mind went straight to one spot on this defense that still feels a little shaky: slot corner.
Kenny Moore‘s tenure with the Colts is likely nearing an end. The veteran cornerback is under contract for 2026, but a change of scenery could soon be coming.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Colts and veteran CB Kenny Moore II have mutually have agreed to seek a trade and ultimately find a new home for him.
The Indianapolis Colts announced veteran cornerback Kenny Moore II as their Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee for 2025. This marks the second consecutive season and third time overall that the Colts have nominated Moore for the prestigious award.
The Colts restructured Kenny Moore‘s contract this week to create $3.8MM in cap room, per OverTheCap. $4.75MM of the veteran cornerback’s 2025 salary was converted into a signing bonus.
His 13 INTs from the slot position are five more than any other player since 2017.
NFL teams are doing everything they can to prepare for free agency in March.
While the Colts aren’t expected to compete for a playoff spot in 2023, the decision to hold onto a group of players with expiring contracts is a telling one of what’s to come.
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