Moore made nine tackles (eight solo) in Sunday's loss to the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Moore signed with the Saints just before Week 1 -- his fourth team in seven seasons -- and started at cornerback in his debut against the Giants. In 2014 and 2015, Moore made 46 and 45 tackles for the Cowboys and Buccaneers, respectively. With Delvin Breaux out for at least six weeks and P.J. Williams suffering a potentially serious injury in Week 2, Moore should continue to start for the Saints and be a decent source for tackles in IDP leagues.

Moore (head) has signed a deal with the Saints, Josh Katzenstein of NOLA.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Moore was signed by the Bills in the offseason and was released during final roster cuts, but should have a chance to make an immediate impact in New Orleans. He spent the 2015 season with the Buccaneers, playing in all 16 games and starting nine of them while recording 45 tackles, three forced fumbles and an interception. Most of Moore's damage came in the slot, where he could find a similar role with the Saints given the team's inexperience at cornerback.

Moore was released Friday by the Bills, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Buried deep on the Bills depth chart, it's likely that even if Buffalo decided to keep the versatile defensive back on the team, he wouldn't be seeing much of the field. Given his versatility, there is a good chance, however, that Moore finds an NFL home by the time the season starts.

Moore is in the concussion protocol after taking a blow to the head during a two-minute drill segment during Wednesday' practice, BuffaloBills.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Moore is trying to land a roster spot as a reserve cornerback, but based on his depth chart slotting when that came out earlier this week, he may be on the outside looking in.

Moore (ankle) is active Sunday against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

After putting in a limited practice on Thursday, Moore was upgraded to a full session on Friday and will be in the lineup at left cornerback. On the season, he's recorded 44 tackles along with an interception.

Moore (ankle) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Moore is set to start a ninth consecutive game in the makeshift Tampa Bay secondary. His work in coverage is far from impressive, and he only has 29 tackles over the last eight games.

Moore (ankle) returned to practice Thursday, Joe Kania of the Buccaneers official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The fifth-year pro was back on the practice field in limited fashion after missing Wednesday's session entirely. Even though Cam Newton threw for a season-low 124 yards versus the Bucs in their Week 4 matchup, the Panthers' passing game has become much more proficient in the games since, meaning Moore's presence would be particularly important in Week 17. His status for Sunday should be further clarified following Friday's session.

Moore (ankle) missed practice Wednesday, Joe Kania of the Buccaneers official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Bucs' starting left corner has done a serviceable job since wresting the top job from Alterraun Verner, and managed five tackles versus the Bears in Week 16. If his ankle injury prevents him from taking the field in the finale against the Panthers, Verner figures to step in and reclaim his starting spot. Moore's status should gain further clarity following Thursday's practice session.

The Bucs have signed Moore to a one-year deal, the Tampa Bay Times reports. Moore, who recorded 46 tackles in 16 games (including seven starts) for the Cowboys last year, is slated to work as a nickel corner in the Bucs' defense this coming season.

Moore appears to be the top candidate to replace Orlando Scandrick in the slot corner role while Scandrick serves his four game suspension, Nick Eatman of DallasCowboys.com reports. BW Webb hasn't had a good training camp so far, and Terrance Mitchell has looked impressive at times but is still making rookie mistakes, meaning the job is Moore's almost by default. The Cowboys' schedule is somewhat favorable, as games against the 49ers and Titans might not require the Dallas secondary to deal with many three-WR sets, but Week 4's matchup against the Saints could be brutal for their depleted secondary.