Overview
- Kenny Moore agreed to join the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026, in a one-year deal that multiple outlets report could be worth up to $3 million.
- Sources characterize the move as a practice-squad agreement that gives the Eagles the option to elevate Moore to the 53-man roster if they need him on game day.
- Philadelphia plans to use Moore primarily at slot corner and as a potential safety option, adding a veteran who can fill multiple roles in Vic Fangio’s scheme.
- Moore spent nine seasons with the Indianapolis Colts before his May release and drew interest from several teams, including the Detroit Lions, before signing in Philadelphia.
- A former 2021 Pro Bowl selection, Moore brings extensive experience (132 games, 111 starts and notable coverage and tackling numbers) that could steady the Eagles’ secondary and provide insurance for injuries or lineup changes.