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Palamino Foal by Sterling Moore Via Flickr: Onaqui Wild Horses. Tooele County, Utah.
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Palamino Foal by Sterling Moore Via Flickr: Onaqui Wild Horses. Tooele County, Utah.
2016 NFL Replay – Week 17 Falcons WR Justin Hardy scores a touchdown as Saints CB Sterling Moore defends. Falcons won the final game of the regular season 38-32 on Jan. 1.
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Several Former Cowboys Participate in XFL Summer Showcase
Several Former Cowboys Participate in XFL Summer Showcase
Yesterday, the XFL held it’s own version of a scouting combine with a Summer Showcase in Arlington, TX. Given the location, it shouldn’t be a surprise that several former Dallas Cowboys were among those hoping to catch on in Vince McMahon’s resurrected football league.
The most notable name among the former Cowboys was running back Lance Dunbar, who played five seasons in Dallas from 2012-2016.…
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Sterling Moore 56 total tackles; 44 solo tackles; 12 assisted tackles; 2 interceptions*
(bold means team leader; asterisk means tied)
Versatile cornerback Sterling Moore has 'full intentions' on returning to Saints
Bucs Sign Sterling Moore
Bucs Sign Sterling Moore
The Buccaneers have added another piece for their secondary.
Tampa Bay announced Thursday that they have agreed to terms with former Dallas Cowboys cornerback Sterling Moore.
Yes, Bucs have agreed to terms with former Dallas CB Sterling Moore. It's a one-year deal. Team will confirm shortly.
— Scott Smith (@ScottSBucs) March 19, 2015
Moore played 16 games and made seven starts for the…
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Really interesting read...
Moore's play, to many, was the quintessential example of the Patriots way of playing. You play until the whistle, until the play is over, you never give up on a play, and you don't take anything for granted. "Honestly, it might sound cliche', but they teach it that way in New England,'' Moore said. "It's never stop hustling, just do the little things, and play to the whistle. We had a drill that we used to do at the end of practice with the receivers where we were just literally playing their hands. We don't look back for the ball as a DB, it's just when their hands go up we try to break through their hands. And that's what came up late in that game, with the game and the season on the line. For me, it was the only time throughout the season that situation came up. That moment was the only chance I had to do that all season.''
Sterling Moore came out of nowhere to play a pivotal role for the Patriots during the 2011 postseason. He remains an under-the-radar player now, and I continue to be impressed with technique and ability to leverage opponents. He plays with good bend and flexibility, and seems to have solid fundamentals to his game.
Observations from Thursday practice - New England Patriots Blog - ESPN Boston
Of course I'm rooting for Sterling Moore, he came on the PatsProp & Frenz podcast!