Matt Moore had never received this much attention in his entire professional career, making his knees a bit shaky.
Moore was already thirty-five this year, an age close to retirement for a professional football player, especially since Moore's career had never boasted any notable achievements. Retiring wouldn't draw any concern—
In other words, the sooner he retired, the sooner he'd have peace of mind. No one would stop him. Naturally, no one cared.
In 2007, an undrafted rookie.
However, Moore couldn't stage a Cinderella miracle like Kurt Warner.
After going undrafted, Moore found a job on the Dallas Cowboys' practice squad but was cut after just a year. He couldn't even hold a spot on the practice squad, further proving it was right he went undrafted in the draft.
After wandering around, he finally found a practice squad position with the Carolina Panthers, only to unexpectedly get a chance to play, showing some skills which kept him in Charlotte for four whole seasons.
