Lions waived RB Devin Moore. We were surprised to learn Moore was on Detroit's roster. The 2009 undrafted free agent hasn't appeared in a game since 2010. The return specialist is almost certainly at the end of the line.

Colts waived RB/KR Devin Moore, S Chip Vaughn, QB Mike Hartline, WR Joe Horn, and OL Casey Bender. Undrafted free agents Chad Spann and David Gilreath entered the exhibition competing with Moore on kick returns, but impressive rookie Joe Lefeged may have since moved to the head of the pack. Vaughn was a penalty machine at safety. Hartline, Brian's brother, starred at Kentucky the past few years.

The Colts' kickoff returner job is Devin Moore's "to lose" after undrafted free agents Chad Spann and David Gilreath turned in uninspired performances Saturday night. Spann had trouble holding onto the ball and returned just one of four kicks beyond the 20-yard line. Moore averaged just 21.4 yards per return in four games last season, so he shouldn't be breathing easily just yet.

After playing at 190 pounds last season, Colts RB/KR Devin Moore is bulking up to 200 this summer in an effort to be a more effective blocker. Moore clearly understands he needs to maximize his value heading into training camp, as his roster spot is about as tenuous as possible after being limited to four games thanks to a neck injury last season. He's unlikely to make an impact in 2011.

Colts RB/KR Devin Moore had been working out with Peyton Manning before Manning's May 23 neck operation. "Any time Peyton says it's time to throw, you're there with Peyton and (backup Curtis Painter)," Moore said. "He's more of a coach type of guy." Moore suffered a season-ending neck injury in Week 4 last year, and is not a lock to be back. It's obviously a good sign that he's been working out with Manning, however.