Moore II returned to practice after knee concern, bolstering Indianapolis' secondary and potentially increasing the team's perimeter and nickel coverage options. His veteran presence matters against a schedule that features multiple pass-heavy offenses early in the season, and his involvement could influence who sees first-team snaps when healthy.

Moore II, the Colts’ slot veteran, is sidelined by injury, creating a gap for a tested outside corner. His absence elevates the urgency for a veteran presence like Howard and increases pressure on Brents to bounce back from ACL issues when healthy.

Moore II leaves practice with a knee injury; him missing time would tighten Indianapolis’ corner depth and test the Colts’ rotation. The unit already faced depth concerns after the season opener, rendering vet and rookie options more pivotal for Week 1 plans.

Kenny Moore II is the Colts' primary nickel presence whose knee issue after Sunday’s practice has created depth concerns at cornerback. His history of heavy defensive snaps and ball-production in 2024 anchor expectations, but the injury timeline remains murky, potentially shifting nickel responsibilities to others while Moore recovers.

Moore II exited the session with a right knee injury, testing a thin Colts secondary. His absence would stress the depth at corner and safety, potentially elevating young players and altering how the unit structures its coverages in practice and early games.