Free agent S Kareem Moore will work out for the Seahawks this weekend. An 11-game starter as recently as 2010, Moore was waived by the Redskins at the November deadline to activate him from the reserve/PUP list. A pair of knee injuries may now have his career in jeopardy.

Redskins waived S Kareem Moore. The 'Skins were faced with Wednesday's deadline to active Moore from reserve/PUP list, where he spent the first half of the season while rehabbing from knee surgery. With Reed Doughty and DeJon Gomes providing depth at the position, Moore wasn't needed at safety.

Redskins S Kareem Moore (knee surgery) is in danger of beginning the season on the PUP list. "I really don't know with Kareem, because he's getting better," HC Mike Shanahan said. "But I want to get him to that certain level where he can play in a game." With LaRon Landry, O.J. Atogwe, Chris Horton and DeJon Gomes all on the roster, the Redskins have plenty of depth at safety. It wouldn't be surprising if Moore eventually ends up on injured reserve.

CSN Washington's Rich Handler believes safeties Kareem Moore and Chris Horton are both "very much in danger of not being with the (Redskins) in 2011." Both are clear backups heading into 2011 after the 'Skins signed O.J. Atogwe to pair with LaRon Landry. However, Tandler thinks the presence of Macho Harris and selection of Dejon Gomes and Brandyn Thompson in the draft may have pushed Moore and Horton entirely out.