Colts fans hype Kenny Moore's epic interception: "Denver better be scared"

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Kenny Moore got off to a hot start in their first preseason game against the Denver Broncos on Sunday afternoon. Broncos quarterback Jarrett Stidham attempted a pass to running back Samaje Perine who was tackled by Zaire Franklin. The ball was then tipped into the air which Moore intercepted.

While he wasn't able to return the ball to the end zone, Kenny Moore did secure the turnover and the clip of the play quickly circulated on X.

Fans on the social media platform were thrilled with the play and raved about Moore's effort.

Fans were also quick to criticize the Broncos, who were already struggling in just the first preseason game. Some called for Perine to get cut after failing to make the play. Another fan on X said that it shouldn't count as an interception against Stidham as it technically wasn't his fault.

"Most common broncos play right there."- said one fan on X

"This is why certain INTs should not count towards a QB."- one fan shared

"yeah you cut if this happens."- one fan said

The praise for Moore and the Indianapolis Colts continued with some saying that they were impressed with him. Another fan gave credit to Zaire Franklin for his tackle.

"Prime Kenny Moore is back."- one fan declared

"Kenny came to play today."-proclaimed another of Moore's performance

"Credit to Zaire Franklin, taking Perine out the play, allowing Moore to finish the INT."- said another

Kenny Moore's ability to be undetected leads to his success as a cornerback

Colts cornerback Kenny Moore is headed into his eighth season in the National Football League. His ability to be virtually undetected by his opponents is what makes him special as a cornerback.

Moore recently spoke to the Indianapolis Star about his ability to be a 'master of disguise.' He described his approach:

“I feel like I’m in Hollywood. I’m trying to give off a type of certain, discreet look.”

Moore played in 16 games for the Colts last season and recorded 68 solo tackles, 93 combined tackles, one and a half sacks, and three interceptions — two of which he returned for touchdowns.

In March 2024, he signed a three-year contract extension worth $30 million to remain with the Colts.