Denver Broncos Road To 53: Defensive Backs

45. <p>Height: 6-1</p> <p>Weight: 195</p> <p>Starting opposite Ward will be Rahim “The Dream” Moore. Last year Moore was having an up and down year. Then his season came to an end with a freak leg injury, which could’ve threatened his career. Thankfully it was caught in time and ended up being not being a threat to his career.</p> <p>Now he is healthy and ready to go. All the reports out of practices this offseason have been great. Not just with Moore alone but with his working beside T.J. Ward. One report said that they looked like they had been teammates for 10+ years, when in reality is wasn’t even ten practices. Moore is often looked down on for one play against the Baltimore Ravens, but that wasn’t entirely his fault and many other factors went into that loss. Besides, Moore is a solid safety who has grown every year since his rookie season. With this being the final year of his contract, one would expect Moore to give it all he has in search for a nicer contract come free agency.</p> <p>As long as Moore is healthy, it is safe to pencil him on the 53-man roster as the starter next to Ward in the defensive backfield.</p>. Safety. Denver Broncos. Rahim Moore. 26. player