The Cleveland Browns added another former Green Bay Packer on Monday, signing 2018 fourth-round pick J’Mon Moore to the team’s 10-player practice squad.
Moore, the 133rd overall pick in 2018, was waived by the Packers at final roster cuts on Aug. 31, ending a tumultuous 18-month run in Green Bay. He was out of the NFL for the first 12 weeks of the 2019 season.
Moore played in 12 games as a rookie and caught two passes for 15 yards while also losing a fumble on a kickoff return. He failed to improve during his second training camp and slowly but surely fell down the Packers receiver depth chart, leading to his release.
Although physically talented, Moore struggled with the mental part of the game and was inconsistent catching the football.
Over four preseason games in 2019, Moore caught four passes for 19 yards and one touchdown.
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