Overview
- ESPN’s Adam Schefter said Monday on the Pat McAfee Show that a deal could land on Day 2 or Day 3 of the NFL Draft, and he called a move only a matter of time.
- The sides agreed Friday to pursue a trade, with Moore in the final year of a three‑year, $30 million contract that carries a $9.4 million base salary and a roughly $13.11 million 2026 cap hit.
- Dallas, Kansas City, Green Bay and Minnesota have been linked as fits, with reports citing slot‑corner needs, recent departures and even public recruiting by players.
- Multiple analysts, including Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer, peg the price as a mid‑to‑late round pick, reflecting Moore’s age, role in the slot and expiring contract.
- Indianapolis is leaning younger at corner and could turn nickel snaps over to second‑year Justin Walley, a shift tied to Lou Anarumo’s scheme and Moore’s reduced role after a 2025 Achilles injury.