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The Eagles promoted veteran slot cornerback Kenny Moore from their practice squad to their active roster on Tuesday. They may have done so to prevent an NFC East rival from swooping in to steal him. The Cowboys “explored” signing Moore…

The Dallas Cowboys explored signing veteran slot cornerback Kenny Moore from the Philadelphia Eagles' practice squad, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. In response, Philadelphia promoted Moore to its active roster on Tuesday to prevent their NFC East rival from acquiring him. Dallas sought secondary reinforcement amid a 1-2 start and significant early defensive struggles.
Injuries at safety prompted the Cowboys' interest, as signing Moore would have allowed versatile rookie Caleb Downs to play more safety. Dallas currently has P.J. Locke on injured reserve, Malik Hooker sidelined with a broken forearm, and Jalen Thompson also facing an injured reserve stint.
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