Moehrig posted a career-high 104 tackles last season while also notching two interceptions and 10 pass breakups. Moehrig has started 64 of the 66 games he’s appeared in since being drafted 43rd overall by the Raiders in 2021, and earned the sixth-highest PFF run stopping grade (87.5) among qualified safeties last season.

Moehrig (6'2/202) was the consensus No.1 safety in the 2021 class for good reason, reportedly falling to the second round due to the back injury he suffered at his pro day. Not only does Moehrig sport a tall, strong build for the position, but he has all the athletic tools necessary to thrive in the league. Moehrig sprinted to a 4.50 40-yard dash and a 4.19 short-shuttle, both of which are just a touch above average for a safety. Moehrig's film is littered with quick feet to help him reposition throughout routes, smart eyes to trigger on the ball early, and a violent nature when attacking the ball. Moehrig also has the silky hips and natural feel to play man coverage adequately. Moehrig is a fit for any scheme and projects to have a Harrison Smith style do-it-all presence.

He was taken into custody late Sunday evening and released a short time later. There has been no comment from either the Cardinals or Collins, who could face disciplinary action from the league as a result of the arrest. As it stands, the No. 16 overall pick is still slated to start across from 2020 first-rounder Isaiah Simmons to open the year.