INDIANAPOLIS -- Indianapolis Colts Pro Bowl cornerback Kenny Moore was not in attendance at the team's practice Wednesday because he feels he's unpaid given his importance to the Colts' defense, a source familiar with the situation told IndyStar.
Moore signed a four-year, $33.3 million contract prior to the 2019 season that made him the league's highest-paid slot corner. But Moore's average salary of $8.325 million makes him just the 27th-highest paid cornerback, according to overthecap.com. He has two years remaining on his deal, paying him $6.75 million this season and $8.245 million in 2023. Neither year includes guaranteed money.