Ball-Hawking UCLA Safety with Elite Instincts
Moore was a true difference-maker at UCLA, flashing the kind of range and ball skills that made him one of the program’s most productive defensive backs, including 14 career interceptions and a nation-leading 10 picks in 2009.[4][11] His calling card is instincts: he reads quarterbacks well, closes space quickly, and can flip a game with takeaway production, though scouting notes also flagged tackling consistency and mental lapses as areas that could limit reliability.[6] For a team, he profiles as a playmaking safety worth caring about if you want turnover upside, not just steady coverage.[6][11]
