Moore, who was one of the top free agent quarterbacks in an extremely thin group, opted to sign a two-year deal worth $8 million to stay in Miami as a backup to Dolphins signal-caller Ryan Tannehill. (photo: Kevin Tsui, Flickr)
Jeff Darlington of NFL Network reported the deal Friday morning.
So with that, the five-year veteran reserve will enter training camp accepting a clipboard role -- something he refused to do the last few years in trying to win a starting gig in Miami and Carolina.
And he'll do it in a season that probably allows him his best opportunity to get a No. 1 job, as quarterbacks are in high demand while no standout potential starters sit anywhere in the draft or free agency.
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