Eagles Sign Former Pro Bowl DB Kenny Moore to Practice Squad

The Philadelphia Eagles are adding more depth to their defensive backfield by adding former Pro Bowler Kenny Moore, 31, to the practice squad, per NFL Network's Mike Garafolo.

The move is expected to come with a $3 million price tag and a one-year deal for Moore, who is expected to play safety and nickel corner for the Eagles. One reason the Eagles need Moore is that, according to ESPN's Tim McManus, they are losing practice squad CB Robert Longerbeam to the Atlanta Falcons.

Where Does Kenny Moore Fit in the Eagles' Secondary?

So what kind of role will Moore have with the Eagles?

The team already has multiple dual threats with Cooper DeJean and Michael Carter.

"Marcus Epps was not good (against the Titans). I think it has more to do with safety," Eagles reporter John McMullen said on the Sports Bash on Tuesday.

Moore was once considered one of the best slot corners in football during his career with the Indianapolis Colts, going undrafted in 2017, with 21 interceptions, 11.5 sacks, and six forced fumbles in 111 games.

Bears Quarterback Uncertainty Ahead of Monday Night Football

As the Eagles retool their defense, their next opponent is dealing with major uncertainty of their own at the most important po

Starter Caleb Williams is considered week-to-week with his hamstring injury; backup Tyson Bagent is in concussion protocol, which means Case Keenum could be the Bears starter this week on Monday night.

The Eagles will face the Bears at Soldier Field on Monday night. You can listen on 97.3 ESPN with Merrill Reese and Mike Quick, with pregame coverage at 7 pm and kickoff at 8:15.