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Zeke Moore, a durable Pro Bowl cornerback who spent his entire professional career with the Houston Oilers, died Tuesday. He was 82. The cause of death was not immediately available.
Former Houston Oilers Pro Bowl cornerback Zeke Moore has died at the age of 82. Moore spent his entire 11-year professional football career with the Oilers franchise after being drafted in 1967. The cause of death was not immediately made available.
During his career, Moore appeared in 145 games, recording 24 interceptions and four total touchdowns. He earned AFL All-Star honors in 1969 and a Pro Bowl selection in 1970 before later serving as a Houston Texans ambassador.
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