The Dallas Cowboys may pursue veteran cornerback Kenny Moore II after the Indianapolis Colts released him, potentially avoiding a trade. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Moore was released by the Colts, aligning with his earlier request to part ways. Prior to the release, Moore had been highlighted as a likely post-June 1 trade candidate, with the Cowboys named as one of the teams that could benefit from his experience.
Moore’s 2025 season included 55 tackles (with three for loss) over 14 games, along with six pass defenses, 1.5 sacks, three quarterback hits, and one interception. If brought to Dallas, he would add veteran leadership to the secondary and potentially upgrade the slot cornerback position, addressing a specific area of need for the Cowboys.
Key Takeaways:
– Kenny Moore II is now a free agent after being released by the Colts.
– The Cowboys are considered a strong potential landing spot, especially to bolster the slot corner role.
– Moore’s recent production suggests he would be a practical, budget-friendly addition for a cornerback-needy team.
