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After suffering a horrifying medical condition in 2013, as acute compartment syndrome nearly forced him to amputate his leg, Moore has bounced back strongly this year.
Moore started all 16 of the Denver Broncos’ regular-season games at free safety and provided solid coverage on the back end. He recorded 49 total tackles, four interceptions and two forced fumbles.
Still, Moore is unlikely to command big money on the free-agent market. While the Broncos already have too many big contracts to offer him a large deal, he qualifies as an average-level safety whose injury history could leave some teams hesitant to make a long-term investment.
As a result, Moore should end up being available at $3 million to $4 million per year, even though he is a solidly established, starting-caliber defensive back.
Entering a free-agent market that could also include Devin McCourty and Tashaun Gipson at safety, among others, Moore projects as a second-wave free-agent signing, but one that could give a team a steady free safety for however many years it inks him for.
another guy in FA who might help us a risk somewhat but worth a shot
Moore started all 16 of the Denver Broncos’ regular-season games at free safety and provided solid coverage on the back end. He recorded 49 total tackles, four interceptions and two forced fumbles.
Still, Moore is unlikely to command big money on the free-agent market. While the Broncos already have too many big contracts to offer him a large deal, he qualifies as an average-level safety whose injury history could leave some teams hesitant to make a long-term investment.
As a result, Moore should end up being available at $3 million to $4 million per year, even though he is a solidly established, starting-caliber defensive back.
Entering a free-agent market that could also include Devin McCourty and Tashaun Gipson at safety, among others, Moore projects as a second-wave free-agent signing, but one that could give a team a steady free safety for however many years it inks him for.
another guy in FA who might help us a risk somewhat but worth a shot
