Should the Tennessee Titans sign DB Kenny Moore II?

TL;DR

The Tennessee Titans are considering signing veteran DB Kenny Moore II, who was recently released by the Colts. With $55 million in cap space, the Titans need depth at nickel cornerback, where they currently have limited options.

Key points

Titans have $55 million in cap space.
Kenny Moore II was released by the Colts.
Titans need depth at nickel cornerback.
Moore previously played under Titans' defensive coordinator Gus Bradley.
Marcus Harris is the projected starter at nickel cornerback.

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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - DECEMBER 22: Kenny Moore II #23 of the Indianapolis Colts tackles Mason Kinsey #12 of the Tennessee Titans in the fourth quarter at Lucas Oil Stadium on December 22, 2024 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images) | Getty Images We’re starting to see veteran signings pick up around the league as the Tennessee Titans and their 31 contenders prepare for training camp. The Titans are sitting on roughly $55 million in cap space, according to Over The Cap. Only the San Francisco 49ers have more financial flexibility, per OTCs calculations. One position on the roster that is fairly thin is nickel cornerback. Sophomore sixth-round pick Marcus Harris is the projected starter. Harris didn’t really start playing in his rookie season until Roger McCreary was traded near the deadline. He played well in spurts, but also ended the year on season-ending IR. Head coach Robert Saleh (unprompted) at minicamp. That’s huge for Harris, since the Titans don’t really have alternative options at the position. Starting boundary corner could kick inside in a pinch, but would then require replacing outside. One veteran player who would add depth and experience to the defensive backfield is former cornerback Kenny Moore II. The Colts attempted to trade him this offseason, to no avail. They recently released him from his contract. Moore has been one of the better nickel cornerbacks in the NFL. Adding further intrigue, he previously played for new Titans defensive coordinator Gus Bradley in Indianapolis. Moore would come in and pick up the playbook rather quickly while adding maturity and familiarity. Additionally, Adam Schefter called Moore a safety in his story for ESPN. It’s either an error, or the veteran Moore is making a later-career switch to safety. We’ve covered the . Perhaps the Titans wouldn’t want Moore to interfere with Harris’ development. That would be understandable, as letting young talents like Harris grow on this rebuilding roster is imperative to fast-tracking the process. If Bradley, Robert Saleh, and the Titans feel they need more depth, experience, and leadership in the secondary, Moore could emerge as an option.

Q&A

Why are the Tennessee Titans considering signing Kenny Moore II?

The Titans are looking for depth at nickel cornerback, where they have limited options, and Moore's experience could be beneficial.

What is Kenny Moore II's background with the Indianapolis Colts?

Kenny Moore II was a standout nickel cornerback for the Colts before being released after unsuccessful trade attempts this offseason.

How much cap space do the Tennessee Titans have for potential signings?

The Tennessee Titans currently have approximately $55 million in cap space, allowing them flexibility for potential signings.