"Kenny Moore was gainfully unemployed. He had worked out twice on Monday so he enjoyed a relaxing evening. He and a group of friends that included three former Carolina Panthers teammates -- running back Jonathan Stewart, guard Mackenzy Bernadeau and defensive end Hilee Taylor -- were at Big Daddy's, a Charlotte cheeseburger joint, when Moore's cell phone rang. Agent Alan Herman served up a mouthful. "Hey, you're going to Indianapolis," Herman said. "You've got a flight at 7:45 in the morning." The NFL is a hard world and things happen fast. Moore had been cut a month earlier by his hometown Panthers. He was on his way to the Indianapolis Colts to replace kick returner Devin Moore, whose first season with his hometown team had been cut short two days earlier by a season-ending shoulder injury at Jacksonville. No time to empathize. "It's an awesome opportunity. It's a chance for me to really make a name for myself in the NFL," said Kenny Moore, who might handle kicks and even punts Sunday, when undefeated Kansas City brings its highly ranked coverage teams to Lucas Oil Stadium. "This is what I've been working my whole life for."" Read more: http://www.indystar.com/article/201...for-return-man?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|Colts
