Louis Moore
Indiana
Scouting Report

Moore is a zone-coverage savant who reads quarterbacks' eyes like a veteran poker player, baiting throws underneath before breaking on the ball with anticipatory instincts that produced six interceptions in Indiana's championship season. His former life as a JUCO wide receiver shows up in his ball skills and tracking ability — he finds the football in the air the way receivers do. The limitations are real and scheme-defining: below-average timed speed, a visible hitch in his transition, and raw man-coverage technique restrict him to center-field roles in zone-heavy defenses. At 25 years old with a narrow athletic profile, the ceiling is a quality starter in the right system rather than a versatile chess piece, but his football IQ and turnover production give him a legitimate path to carving out a decade-long career as a smart, dependable deep safety.

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Pro ComparisonJordan Whitehead

Similar undersized, instinctive safety profile who thrives reading the quarterback from depth in zone coverage, generates turnovers above expectation, but lacks the athletic ceiling to be a versatile multi-role defender. Both are scheme-dependent starters who need the right system to maximize their football IQ.

College Production (2025)
INTs
5
PDs
3
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