Cowboys Eyeing Moore for Slot Corner

0:00It's April 20, Dallas News. Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys owner, owned up to messing up last year by not prioritizing the slot corner spot enough. Now with their new defensive coordinator, Christian Parker stressing how crucial that role is for solid defense, the Cowboys are circling veteran. Corner Kenny Moore, the second from the Indianapolis Colts, who's pushing for a trade. Meanwhile, the Colts GM Chris Ballard basically confirmed Moore's not sticking around, saying the team respects his wish for a fresh start after. Being a key guy on and off the field. As their off-season workouts kick off, it looks like no deals happening there. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move for Dallas, who's already thin in the secondary, despite grabbing safeties, Jalen Thompson and PJ, locked to help in the slot. Keeping those guys a safety makes sense, so they're eyeing Moore as a bridge if needed. The Cowboys plans a hunt a nickel back in the upcoming NFL draft, but won't force it

1:03if the valuing right. Post draft vets have been hit or miss lately, like bringing back Ezekiel Elliott, who flopped hard with just 226 yards versus. Trading for George Pickens, who balled out with 93 catches, 1429 yards and 9 scores. If they miss in the draft, Moore fits perfect as a 1-year fix to boost that defense heading into next season, without the boom or bust drama.