Trey

Moore

Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley said Moore, a fourth-round selection, could return at some point this season “but it’ll be a while.” Moore was one of the most impressive edge rushers in the country during his time at UTSA in 2022-2023, and his final season with the Roadrunners saw him accumulate 14 sacks while winning Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year before he transferred to Texas. He was set to play significant defensive snaps for Miami in 2026.

Moore was one of the most impressive edge rushers in the country during his time at UTSA in 2022-2023, and his final season with the Roadrunners saw him accumulate 14 sacks while winning Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year. He then transferred to Texas, and while he didn’t come close to that production, he was able to pick up 8.5 sacks in his 28 games with the Longhorns, with four passes broken up and 14.5 tackles for loss. Moore ( 6’1"/243) unfortunately gets the “tweener” label for the next level; too small to play with his hand down, not quite athletic enough to be a linebacker. Because of his productivity and the 4.51s 40-yard dash speed he showed in Indianapolis, he’ll get a chance to show he can be a versatile defender at the highest level, and it wouldn’t be a shock if he out performed his prospectus.