Kenny Moore on trade block as former Pro Bowler, Colts agree to split

The Colts are set to part ways with one of their longest-serving players.

Indianapolis and cornerback Kenny Moore II, who has been with the team since 2017, have agreed to seek a trade, according to a report from ESPN.

Moore played in 14 games last season but saw his playing time cut as he earned just seven starts — the fewest since he latched on as a rookie undrafted free agent.

The Colts will look to trade Kenny Moore. Getty Images

He also missed three games with an Achilles issue.

“It’s all good. It’s all love,” Moore told ESPN in a text.

Moore signed a three-year, $30million deal with the Colts in 2024, and has a cap hit of over $13 million this season, according to Spotrac.

However, the Colts would reportedly save more than $7 million in cap space if they were to trade him before June 1.

A Pro Bowler in 2021, Moore has played in 132 games (111 starts) for the Colts, with 21 career interceptions and 68 passes defended.

However, the Colts added more firepower — and more money to their books — when they traded for former Jets star Sauce Gardner in November, and it seems Moore has played his last game for Indianapolis.

Kenny Moore tackles the Steelers’ Roman Wilson in the second half of play during an NFL game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Pittsburgh Steelers on November 02, 2025 at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Gardner signed a four-year, $120.4 million extension with Gang Green before the 2025 season, while Charvarius Ward joined Indy in free agency on a three-year, $54 million contract last year.

They both missed chunks of time as well, as Ward sat out 10 games with concussion issues and Gardner missed four games as a Colt with a calf injury.

Indianapolis will hope to bounce back from a brutal end to the 2025 season, in which the Colts lost their last seven games after a promising 8-2 start amid a torn Achilles for quarterback Daniel Jones.