Indianapolis Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II is expected to report for training camp this week when the veterans arrive Tuesday, per Joel A. Erickson of the Indianapolis Star.
Moore, who conducted a soft holdout during the spring due to contract disputes, appears to be at least arriving for training camp after the team broke minicamp in June.
Kenny Moore II is planning to report to training camp this week, according to a source.
Colts veterans report Tuesday.
— Joel A. Erickson (@JoelAErickson) July 24, 2022
Moore is currently the 27th-highest paid cornerback in the NFL after he signed a contract extension before the 2019 season. While the Colts reportedly weren’t going to budge on a new deal with two years remaining on the current agreement, something may have changed.
Moore is a vital piece to the defensive side of the ball, and he does have a legitimate argument about being undervalued. But it isn’t clear what may have changed to cause him not to hold out at this point.
General manager Chris Ballard is expected to speak with the media for his pre-training camp press conference on Tuesday when the veterans report so we are likely to get some information about the whole situation—if not before then.
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