David

Moore

Moore didn’t see much playing time in 2025 after posting 352 yards and three touchdowns for Carolina in 2024. The eight-year NFL veteran will likely wind up on another roster in the coming days. Carolina’s final roster cuts included defensive tackle Elijah Garcia, offensive lineman Jake Curhan, cornerback Robert Rochell, safety Isaiah Simmons, outside linebacker Cam Gill, offensive lineman Ja’Tyre Carter, quarterback Kyle Trask, tight end James Mitchell, and outside linebacker Jeremiah Moon, cornerback DeCarlos Nicholson, cornerback Cam Miller, safety Demani Richardson, outside linebacker Isaiah Smith, linebacker Maz Mwansa, defensive tackle Parker Petersen, offensive lineman Isaia Glass, cornerback Devonta Smith, linebacker Maema Njongmeta, center Nick Samac, running back Tre Tyus, cornerback Corey Thornton, wide receiver Casey Washington, wide receiver Ja’seem Reed, linebacker Trevin Wallace, and defensive tackle Jared Harrison-Hunte.

Moore (6'2/330) is as squatty as an offensive line prospect gets. Per Mockdraftable, Moore’s height is in the 1st percentile among guards since 1999, while his weight is in the 87th percentile. His short, hefty build did not stop him from dominating at Grambling State for four years as a starter. As Moore’s frame would suggest, he plays with good natural leverage and feisty mentality when getting after it in the run game. He features some quality strength and power to back it up, too. Where Moore can have issues is when operating in space, particularly in the pass game. Moore finished below the 30th percentile in both the three-cone and short-shuttle, and it shows in his film. Moore has some potential as a gap-scheme guard, but will need some time to fine tune his footwork in order to help circumvent his middling agility, similar to a discount Chance Warmack.