Kenny Moore II Seeks Trade After Nine Years with Colts

0:00On April 20th, Cold's corner bag Kenny Moore II is ready for a change after nine loyal seasons in Indianapolis. The 30-year-old slot specialist started as an undrafted free agent, made the Pro Bowl, became a team captain, and earned three Walter Payton man. Of the year nods, now, he and General Manager Chris Ballard have mutually agreed to chase a trade. Ballard described their off-season chats as tense, leading to this decision. More skip the team's opening workouts this week, just like back-up quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr., who also asked for a trade that Ballard granted, fans and insiders see this as the end of an era for a homegrown star who twice topped the market for slot corners. His impact went beyond stats. He embodied grit for franchise that gave him a shot. On the business side, Moore enters the last year of a three-year deal signed in the spring of 2024. They restructured it last October, turning $4,750,000 of salary into a bonus for Capralief,

1:02but he still do. $9,490,000 in base pay next year with a $13.1 million cap hit. Trades haven't panned out yet, despite some talks around Draft Week, and Ballard hinted at giving more latitude, possibly even a release if needed. With 26 million in cap space already, the Colts are positioning smart for what's next.