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Eagles sign former Pro Bowler Kenny Moore for secondary depth

Philadelphia adds ex-Colts DB Kenny Moore to bolster safety and cornerback depth after Week 2 struggles.

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What to know

  • Kenny Moore, a former Pro Bowler with the Colts, signed with the Eagles to address secondary depth after Week 2 concerns about safeties Marcus Epps and Andrew Makuba.
  • The 31-year-old will play both safety and nickel cornerback on a one-year deal worth up to $3 million, providing flexibility in Philadelphia's defensive scheme.
  • Moore has the potential to replace Epps at safety, though he has never started at the position before during his nine-year Colts career.
  • The signing came alongside the addition of tight end Zack Ertz to fill in for injured Dallas Goedert.

“After getting comfortable in Philadelphia's defense, Moore could steal the starting safety position from Marcus Epps, who struggled in the Eagles' Week 2 victory over the Tennessee Titans”

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Eagles sign former Pro Bowler Kenny Moore for secondary depth
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    Moore's contract details and potential to replace Epps emerge

    Yahoo Sports reports the Eagles are working with Moore on a one-year deal worth up to $3 million and that he could steal the starting safety position from Marcus Epps, who struggled in Week 2.

    1. 1 outlet Eagles could replace struggling veteran with Pro Bowler they just signed

      first by Yahoo Sports, 1d ago

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    Garafolo reveals Eagles' plan for Moore

    NFL Network insider Mike Garafolo reported that the Eagles plan to use Kenny Moore at both safety and nickel cornerback this season, providing flexibility and depth to a secondary that needs improvement.

    “The plan is for Kenny Moore to play safety and nickel corner for the Eagles…”
    — Mike Garafolo
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    Eagles sign former Pro Bowler Kenny Moore

    The Philadelphia Eagles signed former Indianapolis Colts defensive back Kenny Moore to address secondary depth. Moore was released by the Colts on May 7 and spent nine seasons with the team.

    1. 1 outlet Eagles sign Pro Bowler who could steal veteran’s job

      first by PennLive, 1d ago

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    2. 1 outlet Report: Eagles signing former Pro Bowl cornerback

      first by PhillyVoice, 1d ago

  4. background

    Eagles defeat Titans in Week 2 comeback — The Eagles won a road game against the Tennessee Titans in Week 2, but the result exposed questions about the safety duo of Marcus Epps and Andrew Makuba.

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