Kestahn

Moore

Moore underachived at Florida, where he never saw more than 54 carries in a season. Williams is the only player here that was drafted out of college.

Further confirmation that Larry Johnson is no threat to Chris Johnson’s fantasy value. It’s not even clear if L.J. outdistanced himself from the three other backs trying out Tuesday.

The only player here that had a chance to win a roster spot was Moore, who was battling Jackie Battle and Javarris Williams to for the team’s No. 3 RB job.

As he should. Smith is an injury-prone plodder with a career 3.3 YPC average. If the Chiefs opt to keep a traditional back in the No. 3 role, Javarris Williams, Jackie Battle, and Kestahn Moore will push Smith for the job.

Moore was a “noticeable player on a daily basis,” according to the team’s website. It’s hard for a running back not to show good burst when there’s no hitting, but Moore does have a chance to win the No. 3 job now that Kolby Smith is gone.

An underachiever at Florida, Moore flashed during non-contact practices with the Chiefs last offseason before falling by the wayside in training camp. The Titans are simply picking him up as a camp body with their running backs banged up.