Sterling Moore

Moore will hope to secure a depth role with Chicago. The 28-year-old offers veteran NFL experience, despite not having played a starting role since 2016, when he accumulated 56 tackles, 13 pass breakups and two interceptions with the Saints. The Bears could also utilize Moore on special teams, if the two sides are able to reach an agreement.

Moore has not played since suffering the pectoral injury Week 2 against the Patriots, but seems fully healthy following the Saints' bye week. The 27-year-old's role on the Saints' defense is difficult to pinpoint following the injury, and it could very well be determined by gameflow, assuming he remains healthy.

Moore already has an uphill battle to win a roster spot for the Bills and missing any action will only hurt his chances. The best case scenario is for the defensive back to return at some point this weekend and play in the Bills second preseason game.

Moore makes the fourth free agent to since in Buffalo in the last few days as the Bills continue to bolster their roster with cheap veteran talent. At 26 years old, Buffalo will be his fourth team after being with the Patriots, Cowboys and Buccaneers most recently. A depth add in the defensive backfield is what Moore represents right now and he could contribute on special teams for the Bills as well.