Colts Reportedly Seeking Trade for Former Pro Bowl Cornerback
The Indianapolis Colts and veteran cornerback Kenny Moore have agreed to explore a trade. The decision comes as both sides seek clarity before the 2026 season.
Where the report came from
Filmogaz.com cites Adam Schefter as the source for the news. Schefter reported Moore is entering the final year of his contract.
Both the player and the team view a trade as the best path forward. They will now seek opportunities around the league.
Kenny Moore’s résumé
Moore entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2017. He initially signed with the New England Patriots before landing with Indianapolis that same year.
He has played in 132 games and started 111. He earned Pro Bowl honors in 2021.
- Career yards allowed per catch: 10.0
- Seasons under 10.0 yards per catch: 5
- Interceptions: 22
- Pass deflections: 68
Moore has also contributed as a run defender and as a blitzer. Teams value that versatility in the secondary.
Colts’ depth and roster planning
The Colts list cornerback as a position of strength. That depth makes Moore more tradable than indispensable.
Justin Walley is positioned to step into a bigger role. The team was impressed with him last summer before he suffered a season-ending knee injury.
Contract status and likely outcomes
With Moore on the final year of his deal, long-term security is a likely priority for him. The Colts appear unwilling to offer an extension now.
That dynamic increases trade odds. Filmogaz.com notes the club is reportedly seeking trade options for a former Pro Bowl cornerback as part of its roster plan.
What to watch next
Expect teams to monitor Moore’s health and workload closely. Any trade discussions should pick up during the offseason.
Both sides will likely update fans if an agreement is reached. Filmogaz.com will follow further developments.
