Ballard Breaks Silence on Kenny Moore Trade

0:00On April 20th, Colt's general manager, Chris Ballard, finally broke his silence on the Kenny Moore trade situation. For the first time since the team and the cornerback mutually agreed to explore options, Ballard addressed the media, Moore, who's played nine seasons in Indianapolis, wants to change, and out of respect, the Colt said okay. He's skipping the voluntary off-season workouts that kick off April 21st. Ballard made it clear he thinks highly of Moore, not just personally, but across the organization and the city too. Those conversations weren't easy, especially with the guy who's been a pillar on the field and in the community. Still, everything stayed respectful, and now they're seeing how it plays out. Losing Moore stings because he's a proven nickel corner, a one-time pro-bullar with solid stats like 22 interceptions over his career. Part of this stems from scheme-fit issues, but the Colt are high on second-year cornerback Justin Wally, who they see filling that inside role. Nicely, maybe even better.

1:01Tray talks could heat up soon, with reports suggesting a deal might drop on day two or three of the NFL draft. His market's still unclear, and his current contract runs through the 2026 season. As the draft approaches, keep an eye on this. Moore's legacy here runs deep, but the Colt are positioning for the future with the young talent ready to step up. NFL News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day.