The Indianapolis Colts and nickel cornerback Kenny Moore II have mutually decided to part ways, leading to speculation about a trade. Moore had a productive season with 55 tackles, six passes defended, and one interception, earning a 66.7 overall grade from Pro Football Focus. The Dallas Cowboys have emerged as a potential destination for Moore, particularly after losing Jourdan Lewis to free agency last year. With a new defensive coordinator, Christian Parker, the Cowboys are looking to enhance their defense, especially at the nickel cornerback position. Moore, who has had a successful career since being undrafted, is in the final year of a three-year, $30 million contract and has earned $58 million throughout his career. If the trade price is reasonable, around a Day 3 pick, the Cowboys could make a move for him.