Moore was released by the Giants on Thursday, Ralph Vacchiano of SNY.tv reports.

EDGE Analysis

Moore hasn't appeared in regular season NFL action since the 2015 season with Houston, when he made 16 tackles in seven games. He'll look to catch on with another team as a depth option at safety.

Moore was found to not have a concussion after leaving Thursday's game early and being tested for one, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Moore left after taking a big hit in the third quarter, but he'll be able to practice in full and shouldn't be held back at all now that he's been found to not have a concussion. Moore had been playing with the second team defense and figures to stay in that spot going forward.

The Browns have signed Moore, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Moore, who was cut after one disappointing season with the Texans, will look to revive his career with Cleveland, where he figures to compete for time at safety with Jordan Poyer.

The Texans released Moore on Thursday, John McClain of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

A free-agent splash just one year ago, Moore quickly fell out of favor in the Texans' defensive backfield and didn't make an appearance after Week 7. Finishing with 16 tackles (10 solo) and one interception, the 26-year-old could find a role elsewhere next season, but a contract in the ballpark of the one agreed to in 2015 (three years, $12 million) is no doubt out of the question.

Moore (illness) is out for Sunday's game against Indianapolis.

EDGE Analysis

Moore has played less than half of the defensive snaps for Houston this year, so his absence shouldn't change much for the defense.

The Texans have signed Moore to a three-year deal worth $12 million, ESPN.com reports. Moore, who recorded 49 tackles and four picks in 16 games for the Broncos this past season, bolsters the Texans' safety corps, with Kendrick Lewis (a 2014 starter, along with D.J. Swearinger) currently a free agent.

Moore picked off his fourth pass of the season during Sunday's win over the Chargers. Moore remains a relatively light fantasy option, as his 45 tackles don't move the needle much beyond his interception total.

Broncos FS Rahim Moore is completely recovered from the lateral compartment syndrome that ended his 2013 season. Moore nearly lost his leg as as result of the rare and scary injury, but now all that remains is a large scar. He's penciled back in as the starting free safety, a role he shined in last season.

Broncos FS Rahim Moore (lateral compartment syndrome) has yet to be cleared for a running program. Moore suffered a recent setback with his leg injury, putting his chances of returning for the postseason in jeopardy. He isn't eligible to come off injured reserve until the AFC Championship game, and would likely be limited to a situational role if he manages to get cleared. Mike Adams will continue to start in his absence. Moore graded out as ProFootballFocus' No. 8 cover safety prior to going down and would provide an upgrade to the Broncos' secondary when healthy.

Broncos FS Rahim Moore (lateral compartment syndrome) said he expects to be medically cleared in January. Moore is currently on short-term injured reserve and will miss the entire regular season, but is on track to return for the playoffs. He hasn't had any setbacks in his recovery from lower leg surgery and was cleared to resume weight training this week. An every-down player before getting hurt, Moore should immediately regain his starting role from Mike Adams when healthy. He had 44 tackles and two interceptions in 10 games prior to going down.