Former Colts’ cornerback Kenny Moore II recently joined SiriusXM Radio, and took some time to talk about what he’s looking for in his next team.
“I’m at a perfect point in my career, where you know, I really want to win. Hopefully that comes with the team that has the culture and the scheme set out for me. I don’t want to just be a guy on the team because I feel like I have so many strengths,” said Moore. “Not just learning the plays, but serving the community and continuing everything that I was doing in Indy.”
Moore played for Indianapolis from 2017 to 2025, and spent a number of years as one of the premier nickel cornerbacks in the league. During his time with the Colts, Moore was a Pro Bowler and a Swiss Army Knife of sorts for the Colts’ secondary. In his time as a Colt, Moore was an extremely active member in the Indianapolis community.
Last month, Moore made an emotional post on social media bidding farewell to the city, and organization after spending nine seasons here. During his time with SiriusXM, he once again acknowledged the franchise.
“So thankful of my time with the Colts, I can’t say that enough. They’re family; I can still call the people that I’ve experienced and I’ve grown with over the years.”
Moore is currently a free agent, and the 30-year-old cornerback is still looking to make a decision on what his next steps are.
“I want to be a team guy, and I want to win. Hopefully we can do that together.”
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Ex-Colts’ CB Kenny Moore on next season’s expectations: ‘I really want to win’
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