Behind the Shutout, Kenny Moore II’s Pro Bowl…

“You got a great career going,” Brady told Moore after Week 12’s Bucs-Colts game, with “Hard Knocks” capturing the conversation. “You know what to do. I already seen it for the last four years.”

Or head coach Frank Reich:

“I think Kenny Moore is a Pro Bowl player,” Reich said. “I really do. I just think he’s a difference maker. We think he’s the best nickel in the league. He’s a great corner when he’s playing corner, and when he’s playing nickel, he’s great. He just understands the game, he makes plays and he’s consistent.”

Moore picked off Taylor on the first play of the game and forced a fumble to end the Texans’ second drive of the game. He allowed just a 27.1 passer rating when Houston’s quarterbacks threw his way on Sunday.

Moore has four interceptions (tied for a career high), 77 tackles (four shy of a career high), four tackles for a loss (tied for a career high), one forced fumble, one sack and seven pass break-ups through 13 games.

If Moore, an undrafted free agent in 2017 who was waived by the Patriots and claimed by the Colts after training camp, does earn a spot on the Pro Bowl roster for the first time in his career, he said it’d mean “everything” given where he came from.

“I think that’s for anybody that haven’t been on that platform before,” Moore said. “I think it’ll be pretty emotional for me in where I come from and starting in high school and going Division II and just beating all the odds.”